Week 2 NFL Wars the Chargers

I have seen little to no improvement on the O-Line over last season.   Not sure why we paid so much for these two guys and then the same ole same ole.

Hmmm...Really..??

After two weeks the Panthers O-line is ranked somewhere between #15--20 league wide. While that is not Top-10, it's CERTAINLY a lot better than last year.

Here is some comments from PFF after two weeks...  

SI QUOTING PFF:  Panthers Ratings After Two Weeks

Bryce Young posts lowest PFF grade for Panthers offense

On offense the lowest grade on the team went to starting quarterback Bryce Young for the second straight week. If you were lucky enough to miss the game, Young totaled just 84 passing yards, averaged 3.2 yards per completion, threw another interception, took two more sacks and managed to post a QBR of 6.4. In the end, PFF gave him a 39.4 passing grade and a 38.8 overall rating, only a few points higher than last week's 32.6 overall grade.

On the positive side, the offensive line continues to perform relatively well. Starting right guard Robert Hunt once again had the highest PFF grade on the offense. PFF gave him an 81.1 grade in pass blocking, a 68.2 in run blocking and a 74.1 overall. Right tackle Taylor Moton (67.1 overall), center Austin Corbett (62.7 overall) and left tackle Ickey Ekwonu (61.7 overall) also had decent scores. Only left guard Damien Lewis (48.0 run blocking, 51.6 overall) really struggled.

I don't know Mr. Bond. I've watched both games and the pass-blocking has looked pretty damn good to me. Clean pockets, very few pressures this past week. All BY has to do is 'mind' the 2.7 thing, make good decisions, and throw accurately.

Of course, I realize THAT is the problem. I refuse to lay any more blame on the O-line. Just me, you understand. IMHO and all that stuff.....