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So Acme Packing has a contributor who looks at O Line film, RCon, and here is what he had for the game versus the Panthers.
His Twitter is here: https://x.com/rcon14
Article under consideration is here: https://www.acmepackingcompany.com/g...cant-run-block
For the running game he had:
Errors in run game:
Banks 7
Tomlinson 4
John Williams 3
Anthony Belton 2
Morgan 1
If accurate, this might be a good sign. Was Banks first game back after a week of mostly normal practice. If he's healthy this could pick up.
One note: I believe I saw two instances of Morgan's guy getting back into a run play after an initial block. He could sustain longer.
He also takes Jacobs and Lloyd to task for poor results (Jacobs TD notwithstanding). Lloyd was literally abandoning good run lanes because he saw a safety coming down to fill. Yikes. Thinks Jacobs is out of shape.
Better news?
In a game facing each other's teams, Morgan out pass blocked Walker by a good margin.
His Twitter is here: https://x.com/rcon14
Article under consideration is here: https://www.acmepackingcompany.com/g...cant-run-block
For the running game he had:
In watching all of the Packers’ 25 running back carries, I credited Banks with seven errors or lost blocks that lead to the play not working as intended (either leading to the tackle or disrupting the intended play design). That’s a rate of 28%. His fellow guard Laken Tomlinson, playing on the right side now after Banks’ return, was credited with four errors. Emergency third-string center John Williams was credited with three, including a really bad whiff near the goal line.
The tackles were better, with Belton credited for two, and Morgan’s only error involving missing the linebacker on the Jacobs toss to the left.
The tackles were better, with Belton credited for two, and Morgan’s only error involving missing the linebacker on the Jacobs toss to the left.
Banks 7
Tomlinson 4
John Williams 3
Anthony Belton 2
Morgan 1
If accurate, this might be a good sign. Was Banks first game back after a week of mostly normal practice. If he's healthy this could pick up.
One note: I believe I saw two instances of Morgan's guy getting back into a run play after an initial block. He could sustain longer.
He also takes Jacobs and Lloyd to task for poor results (Jacobs TD notwithstanding). Lloyd was literally abandoning good run lanes because he saw a safety coming down to fill. Yikes. Thinks Jacobs is out of shape.
Better news?
In a game facing each other's teams, Morgan out pass blocked Walker by a good margin.
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