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PFF: Saints' Erik McCoy middle-of-the-pack in center rankings
Posted on 6/29/23 at 11:23 am
Posted on 6/29/23 at 11:23 am
Not trying to hog the board just trying to pump some fresh info. Some of the threads on the front page are over 3 weeks old
The Saints dealt with injuries across the o-line last year. I think it affected Kamara and the other rbs from getting to the second level for some long gains. Except for Taysom's 60 yarder and Shaheeds 44 yd run.
Kamara had 223 rush atts. and nothing longer than 27 yds. (He was not at his best) You seldom saw an rb break through to that second level.
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hen Pro Football Focus recently released its center rankings ahead of the 2023 NFL season, Erik McCoy of the New Orleans Saints came in at No. 15 overall. Such a ranking put him directly ahead of Ryan Kelly of the Indianapolis Colts, and right behind Mitch Morse of the Buffalo Bills.
Here’s what PFF’s Gordon McGuinness had to say about where he placed McCoy on the list:
McCoy’s career has been trending in the wrong direction since he posted a 78.0 PFF grade as a rookie, but he is still young enough that he can get things back on track, especially with his past two seasons disrupted by injury.
The Saints have used multiple players as band-aids since McCoy been hurt with the calf injury, including the recent signing of Billy Price. Looking at the full picture here, though, it’s easy to see why some could look at place at 15th overall here as a bit low.
Outside of the injury bug, McCoy has been a highly positive contributor at a position that doesn’t get as much love as it deserves in the first place. Between 2019 and 2020 he started and played in every offensive snap except for six of them.
He was a key element of what was one of the best offensive lines in the NFL in his first two years playing for the Saints, and when he’s been healthy, he’s continued to do a solid job of protecting the quarterback in his own right. How he continues doing just that into 2023 will be something to keep an eye on.
The Saints dealt with injuries across the o-line last year. I think it affected Kamara and the other rbs from getting to the second level for some long gains. Except for Taysom's 60 yarder and Shaheeds 44 yd run.
Kamara had 223 rush atts. and nothing longer than 27 yds. (He was not at his best) You seldom saw an rb break through to that second level.
LINK
hen Pro Football Focus recently released its center rankings ahead of the 2023 NFL season, Erik McCoy of the New Orleans Saints came in at No. 15 overall. Such a ranking put him directly ahead of Ryan Kelly of the Indianapolis Colts, and right behind Mitch Morse of the Buffalo Bills.
Here’s what PFF’s Gordon McGuinness had to say about where he placed McCoy on the list:
McCoy’s career has been trending in the wrong direction since he posted a 78.0 PFF grade as a rookie, but he is still young enough that he can get things back on track, especially with his past two seasons disrupted by injury.
The Saints have used multiple players as band-aids since McCoy been hurt with the calf injury, including the recent signing of Billy Price. Looking at the full picture here, though, it’s easy to see why some could look at place at 15th overall here as a bit low.
Outside of the injury bug, McCoy has been a highly positive contributor at a position that doesn’t get as much love as it deserves in the first place. Between 2019 and 2020 he started and played in every offensive snap except for six of them.
He was a key element of what was one of the best offensive lines in the NFL in his first two years playing for the Saints, and when he’s been healthy, he’s continued to do a solid job of protecting the quarterback in his own right. How he continues doing just that into 2023 will be something to keep an eye on.
Posted on 6/29/23 at 11:48 am to hellsu
A veteran QB thats not going anywhere for awhile should help I would think. Also helping is getting some consistent play from the two guards. Very hopeful that Ruiz continues to improve. I remember Streif got lots of sh!t his first few years but he learned and improved to become a staple on the oline. What can one say about Project Peat that hasn't been said
Ready for camp man and drunk Bobby reports!
Ready for camp man and drunk Bobby reports!
Posted on 6/29/23 at 4:29 pm to goatmilker
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Ready for camp man and drunk Bobby reports!
Hard to tell when he's drunk or sober
Posted on 6/29/23 at 4:51 pm to hellsu
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Hard to tell when he's drunk or sober
"No no yes thats what I'm saying but I know this right I mean cmon"
Posted on 6/29/23 at 8:39 pm to goatmilker
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"No no yes thats what I'm saying but I know this right I mean cmon"
ya no
wut have you done fumme lately
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