PFF Grades - Week 14

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OFFENSE
Cooper Beebe - 82.3 (24 snaps) - highest grade for him this year, hope the concussion isn't too bad
Brock Hoffman - 81.7 (60 snaps) - snaps at both RG and C
KaVontae Turpin - 80.1 (10 snaps)
Tyler Smith - 79.3 (60 snaps) - 87.1 run blocking grade, 39.6 pass blocking grade
Luke Schoonmaker - 77.3 (23 snaps) - 88.9 passing game grade
CeeDee Lamb - 75.7 (58 snaps)
Rico Dowdle - 75.4 (46 snaps)
Cooper Rush - 65.8 (60 snaps)
Terence Steele - 64.1 (60 snaps) - 81.4 pass blocking grade, 50.7 run blocking grade
Jake Ferguson - 63.9 (46 snaps)
Hunter Luepke - 60.9 (10 snaps)
TJ Bass - 59.3 (36 snaps) - 69,3 pass blocking grade, 54.6 run blocking grade
Brandin Cooks - 58.5 (36 snaps)
Brevyn Spann-Ford - 49.1 (11 snaps)
Chuma Edoga - 48.5 (60 snaps) - 27.2 pass blocking grade
Jalen Tolbert - 45.6 (39 snaps)
Jonathan Mingo - 43.7 (14 snaps)

DEFENSE
Micah Parsons - 82.5 (53 snaps) - 86.8 pass rush grade, 0.0 post game composure grade
Marist Liufau - 76.2 (23 snaps) - 74.0 tackling grade - best effort thus far
Malik Hooker - 71.7 (71 snaps) - 81.9 tackling grade
DeMarvion Overshown - 69.4 (50 snaps) - 38.3 tackling grade
Marshawn Kneeland - 66.9 (23 snaps) - 71.2 tackling grade
DaRon Bland - 64.5 (71 snaps) - 79.7 tackling grade, 64.0 coverage grade
Trevon Diggs - 64.3 (71 snaps) - 45.2 tackling grade, 63.5 coverage grade
Eric Kendricks - 61.2 (71 snaps) - 71.9 tackling grade
Mazi Smith - 58.0 (32 snaps) - 62.2 run defense grade, 26.3 tacking grade
Carlos Watkins - 58.0 (10 snaps)
Linval Joseph - 57.7 (61 snaps)
Osa Odighizuwa - 57.0 (61 snaps) - 27.4 tackling grade, 63.5 pass rush grade
Chauncey Golston - 54.7 (61 snaps) - 72.2 tackling grade
Donovan Wilson - 52.9 (67 snaps) - 72.4 tackling grade, 46.1 coverage grade
Carl Lawson - 49.8 (25 snaps) - 24.2 tackling grade, 55.4 pass rush grade
Jourdan Lewis - 42.3 (71 snaps) - 57.3 tackling grade, 44.1 coverage grade
 
OFFENSE
Cooper Beebe - 82.3 (24 snaps) - highest grade for him this year, hope the concussion isn't too bad
Brock Hoffman - 81.7 (60 snaps) - snaps at both RG and C
KaVontae Turpin - 80.1 (10 snaps)
Tyler Smith - 79.3 (60 snaps) - 87.1 run blocking grade, 39.6 pass blocking grade
Luke Schoonmaker - 77.3 (23 snaps) - 88.9 passing game grade
CeeDee Lamb - 75.7 (58 snaps)
Rico Dowdle - 75.4 (46 snaps)
Cooper Rush - 65.8 (60 snaps)
Terence Steele - 64.1 (60 snaps) - 81.4 pass blocking grade, 50.7 run blocking grade
Jake Ferguson - 63.9 (46 snaps)
Hunter Luepke - 60.9 (10 snaps)
TJ Bass - 59.3 (36 snaps) - 69,3 pass blocking grade, 54.6 run blocking grade
Brandin Cooks - 58.5 (36 snaps)
Brevyn Spann-Ford - 49.1 (11 snaps)
Chuma Edoga - 48.5 (60 snaps) - 27.2 pass blocking grade
Jalen Tolbert - 45.6 (39 snaps)
Jonathan Mingo - 43.7 (14 snaps)

DEFENSE
Micah Parsons - 82.5 (53 snaps) - 86.8 pass rush grade, 0.0 post game composure grade
Marist Liufau - 76.2 (23 snaps) - 74.0 tackling grade - best effort thus far
Malik Hooker - 71.7 (71 snaps) - 81.9 tackling grade
DeMarvion Overshown - 69.4 (50 snaps) - 38.3 tackling grade
Marshawn Kneeland - 66.9 (23 snaps) - 71.2 tackling grade
DaRon Bland - 64.5 (71 snaps) - 79.7 tackling grade, 64.0 coverage grade
Trevon Diggs - 64.3 (71 snaps) - 45.2 tackling grade, 63.5 coverage grade
Eric Kendricks - 61.2 (71 snaps) - 71.9 tackling grade
Mazi Smith - 58.0 (32 snaps) - 62.2 run defense grade, 26.3 tacking grade
Carlos Watkins - 58.0 (10 snaps)
Linval Joseph - 57.7 (61 snaps)
Osa Odighizuwa - 57.0 (61 snaps) - 27.4 tackling grade, 63.5 pass rush grade
Chauncey Golston - 54.7 (61 snaps) - 72.2 tackling grade
Donovan Wilson - 52.9 (67 snaps) - 72.4 tackling grade, 46.1 coverage grade
Carl Lawson - 49.8 (25 snaps) - 24.2 tackling grade, 55.4 pass rush grade
Jourdan Lewis - 42.3 (71 snaps) - 57.3 tackling grade, 44.1 coverage grade
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Our young Olinemen are looking very good. I still say to move Brock Hoffman to Center and Cooper Beebe to Left Guard (natural college positions for both). Our Oline starting next year should be:

LT: Tyler Smith
LG: Cooper Beebe
C: Brock Hoffman
RG: TJ Bass
RT: Terence Steele / Tyler Guyton

Natural college positions for all our young Olinemen.
 
This was obviously Beebes best game of his career before the injury. Its rare to see a Center actually show up like he did on the live broadcast. I'd have to go back and watch the tape but I almost think Hoffman looked better at C than he does at G. If they bring Hoffman back I wouldnt be surprised at all if those two shifted positions.

Nice to see Liufau with a nice score, Ill have to watch him close on film. Hes flashed some upside this year but has mostly been a JAG. I hope he sees a significant bump in snaps with Overshown out, although they may look to put Clark back in as he is a more natural fit to replicate what Overshown was asked to do, who knows.
 
Thank you for your subscription and hard work, @Plankton !

Our young Olinemen are looking very good. I still say to move Brock Hoffman to Center and Cooper Beebe to Left Guard (natural college positions for both). Our Oline starting next year should be:

LT: Tyler Smith
LG: Cooper Beebe
C: Brock Hoffman
RG: TJ Bass
RT: Terence Steele / Tyler Guyton

Natural college positions for all our young Olinemen.
Our front office/coaches are adamant about keeping T. Smith at LG and T. Guyton at LT. Guyton has struggled there all season. At this point, our season is a wash. What's it going to hurt to try your players' line-up on the o-line? We have the stubbornest coaches in all the NFL it seems.
 
Our front office/coaches are adamant about keeping T. Smith at LG and T. Guyton at LT. Guyton has struggled there all season. At this point, our season is a wash. What's it going to hurt to try your players' line-up on the o-line? We have the stubbornest coaches in all the NFL it seems.
What is the motivation to experiment? All these coaches are on expiring deals so I'm sure the priority is to squeeze out as many wins as possible to look respectable. I can absolutely see why they wouldnt want to roll the dice on a major OL shift, especially when the OL as a whole is trending up.
 
What is the motivation to experiment? All these coaches are on expiring deals so I'm sure the priority is to squeeze out as many wins as possible to look respectable. I can absolutely see why they wouldnt want to roll the dice on a major OL shift, especially when the OL as a whole is trending up.
It's called making adjustments. And if those adjustments improve o-line play, then why not try it? I mean, it couldn't hurt. But, what the heck do I know. LOL
 
Our Oline starting next year should be:

LT: Tyler Smith
LG: Cooper Beebe
C: Brock Hoffman
RG: TJ Bass
RT: Terence Steele / Tyler Guyton
I'm not opposed to that. If the Cowboys implement any kind of plan to move players around they need to do that in the spring NOT the last couple of preseason games.
 
It's called making adjustments. And if those adjustments improve o-line play, then why not try it? I mean, it couldn't hurt. But, what the heck do I know. LOL
With how well the OL is playing right now I think it absolutely could hurt. Outside of LT I'm not sure that you have a huge issue along the OL right now which is why I wouldnt be in any rush to shuffle anything. I'd love to see Beebe kick out to G, but it feels more like an offseason move IMO. Best case it probably takes a brand new OL a couple weeks to feel comfortable and then the seasons over anyways.
 
Thank you for your subscription and hard work, @Plankton !

Our young Olinemen are looking very good. I still say to move Brock Hoffman to Center and Cooper Beebe to Left Guard (natural college positions for both). Our Oline starting next year should be:

LT: Tyler Smith
LG: Cooper Beebe
C: Brock Hoffman
RG: TJ Bass
RT: Terence Steele / Tyler Guyton

Natural college positions for all our young Olinemen.
Beebe is more valuable at center with his power and movement skills. So no, stop with bad ideas.
 
Thank you for your subscription and hard work, @Plankton !

Our young Olinemen are looking very good. I still say to move Brock Hoffman to Center and Cooper Beebe to Left Guard (natural college positions for both). Our Oline starting next year should be:

LT: Tyler Smith
LG: Cooper Beebe
C: Brock Hoffman
RG: TJ Bass
RT: Terence Steele / Tyler Guyton

Natural college positions for all our young Olinemen.
His pass blocking was bad but sure lets move Tyler Smith out from being the lead on the interior runs to protecting the QBs blind side. That feels like a good way to make sure multiple starters do not finish the year.
 
Thank you for your subscription and hard work, @Plankton !

Our young Olinemen are looking very good. I still say to move Brock Hoffman to Center and Cooper Beebe to Left Guard (natural college positions for both). Our Oline starting next year should be:

LT: Tyler Smith
LG: Cooper Beebe
C: Brock Hoffman
RG: TJ Bass
RT: Terence Steele / Tyler Guyton

Natural college positions for all our young Olinemen.
You should look to upgrade Bass if possible and let him be the swing interior guy.

You could also go get a true LT, let Smith at LG, Beebe plays RG and Guyton is the new RT. Steele is mediocre.
 
His pass blocking was bad but sure lets move Tyler Smith out from being the lead on the interior runs to protecting the QBs blind side. That feels like a good way to make sure multiple starters do not finish the year.
Tyler Smith's pass blocking was bad because at LG he is having to concentrate on both a DT and DE coming at him, not including any gap blitzing LBs.

Move Tyler Smith to LT where he can solely concentrate on 1 man (DE or Edge LB), he would do much better like he did it college.
 
Tyler Smith's pass blocking was bad because at LG he is having to concentrate on both a DT and DE coming at him, not including any gap blitzing LBs.

Move Tyler Smith to LT where he can solely concentrate on 1 man (DE or Edge LB), he would do much better like he did it college.
I HOPE that the Edoga experiment is OVER
 

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