Through Week 2, the #Lions rank 29th in the NFL with a 49.7 pass blocking grade
LT Decker- 30.8 PB Grade
LG Dahl- 85.0 PB Grade
C Ragnow- 52.0 PB Grade
RG Glasgow- 62.2 PB Grade
RT Wagner- 48.6 PB Grade
LG Wiggins- 45.6 PB Grade
1 Like
Brutal, man. Not surprised in the slightest. Hope we can keep winning, be competitive and fun…then fix OL next season and get really serious.
1 Like
Its two games an after game three they will make major jump relax
2 Likes
Ahhh - forgot about that “game 3 jump” we always do. Thanks for the clarity. 
2 Likes
Interesting given no sacks, 1 hurry and a few deep balls in week 2…
2 Likes
Yeah, they were a mess week 1 (Decker mostly) but pretty solid last week (IMO)
2 Likes
Yeah, so my eyes have not been deceiving me so far. I could see the whiffs and weakness on my TV screen despite a few posters stating we are blocking well.
1 Like
More evidence in the magic of Stafford and a good OC.
3 Likes
If course… it’s only half the story, because, well they only run half the time.
What’s Crosby’s grade?
1 Like
Stats never tell the whole story.
My initial thought was… who cares what our ranking is… we haven’t lost a game yet?!
No, but they’re helpful added context. Plus, we’ve got to talk about something, eh?
1 Like
I would much rather know our playoff probability after week 2.
The most interesting aspect is how well Dahl is doing. No one really expected much from him, let alone starting, before the offseason started. Most were focused on Wiggins vs Oday A.
3 Likes
That overall two-week score is skewed by the poor week one. Here’s PFFs top offensive players for week two. Three on the Oline
1 Like
That’s Lions specific, not league wide. Just as a clarification.
I know. I was just looking at the grades. Week one definitely dragged down the average
2 Likes
Hey, I had expectations for him! Quinn must have as well, because he gave him that pay raise.