00:00You know, you were kind of, we all talked about the offensive line.
00:02How bad was it on Sunday?
00:05Disastrously bad.
00:06It was the highest pressure rate I'd ever seen in a game,
00:09at least that I can remember, at 73%.
00:12Stanley had a D in the game.
00:15He actually was not guilty of the false start, as I saw it.
00:17That was Simpson, I think, but he did have an offensive holding in the game.
00:20Simpson was the best of the group, but, you know, a solid C game.
00:24He did okay.
00:25Juergens and F, and he was terrible.
00:26It was all high-value events.
00:28Three quarterback hits, I'm sorry, two-and-five-six quarterback hits
00:32and two full sacks, and, you know, he was in line with his horrible performances
00:36in Philly, frankly.
00:38Voorhees was terrible as well, and those guys were just about as bad
00:41in terms of how far away they were from a passing grade, about 22, 23 points each.
00:46And then Rosengarten also in half, two-and-a-half pressures,
00:50one-and-a-half quarterback hits, two-thirds of a sack,
00:52just not quick enough for Rousseau out there on the right edge,
00:54which was the problem, you know, just starting the game.
00:56And I don't know what you do about that when you have such a mismatch out there.
01:01You know, there's only so much you can do in terms of chipping,
01:04which they did some of in the game.
01:05They had one max protect play, and they either had a quarterback hit
01:08or a sack on it where they had three guys who participated in either a set
01:12or chip block on the play.
01:13So a miserable game for blocking.
