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Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports
LSU’s offensive line was ranked as the top collective unit in college football by Pro Football Focus for the 2016 season.
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As a collective unit, no offensive line performed better than that of the LSU Tigers in 2016. The group finished atop our offensive line metric, largely because all three starting interior players had overall grades of at least 74.5. The Tigers were led by C Ethan Pocic, whose overall grade of 82.7 was bolstered by his pass-blocking performance that saw him yield just 11 total pressures with no sacks or hits allowed. LG Will Clapp was also outstanding in pass protection, as he was responsible for just nine total pressures, with two hits and no sacks. RG Josh Boutte was the only member of the interior trio to give up a sack, but his lone sack charged to him was accompanied by just seven other pressures. Read more.
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Tom Bronco91 months
Is this the same offensive line that gets pushed around by Bama every year? Wow, Bama defensive line must be best in Universe!
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Thacian91 months
I thought the I line played badly many times this yr...guice and lf7 made them look good.... puy williams in as the every dowm back and see if he is good with our o line....i domt think so lol
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tigerpawl91 months
I've seen this somewhere before. Sincerely, Les Miles.
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SoulGlo91 months
I don't get this. They may have been great at run blocking, but at times our QBs were running for their life
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TheWalrus91 months
The OLine definitely needs improvement, this just shows how awful OLine play is throughout college football.
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STEVED0091 months
I thought Guilbeau said the OL was terrible. He is some kind of expert, correct? Lol
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theBru91 months
Just like all of them Rantards...think GG must have been one of the 1st posters on tRant and maybe 1 of the most widely known Rantards ever..
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barry91 months
I agree with their assessment, our tackle play just seemed so inconsistent all year
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Datbayoubengal91 months
I agree too. LSU fans like to blame the entire OL, but it was really the offensive scheme and the tackles. LSU was tied with Kent State as the only team that didn't score on Bama and had the worse total offense vs Bama. That's what happens when your offensive scheme is poo, and your QB play sucks.
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theBru91 months
Good thing PFF doesn't read tRant...
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BayouBengals0391 months
Seemed like we lacked in pass protection. Danny's pocket awareness made those guys look better at times. But the guys at PFF are the best, so I'll take their word for it.
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Solo Cam91 months
Dexter Lawnrence over Ed Oliver as rookie of the year?
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UGATiger2691 months
The group finished atop our offensive line metric, largely because all three starting interior players had overall grades of at least 74.5..........Damn, would like to know what their scores would look like if you excluded the Bama game.
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KennabraTiger91 months
BULL. shite.
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papz91 months
Get some tackles and we'd be dominant. We always produce mauling interior lineman.
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TriDitty91 months
A lot of fans rag our entire OL but the truth is that it was just the OTs that were having problems this year. The Tiger OL was really only one elite LOT from badarss.
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