He started 16 game his rookie season at RT on a Super Bowl team and started all 16 games at LG for the Seahags this past year.

He may not be an All-Pro, but he is certainly not a bust.

Starting doesn't mean you're good. Sorry to break the news.

In his defense, though, Seattle reached to the moon on him.

Depends on your definition of 'good'. Again, he may not be making a Pro Bowl anytime soon, but Seattle's coaches have deemed him good enough to start in 32 games out of 32 games in his pro career.

I'll trust their judgement over yours.

I think you don't understand that there are not good players starting a lot in the NFL and the Seahawks O-Line is a tire fire.

Matt Cassel started multiple seasons.

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TL;DR: You're stupid.

Quote, but no link? Interesting. Is this PFF?

You're right. All the players in the NFL that are starting and are 'not good' are NFL busts.


You should probably stick to weather forecasting.

You should probably stick with not posting, as you struggle with simple concepts.

If you can't spend 13 seconds on google than you're ****ing hopeless.

You can't rehaul an entire line at once when you've traded away high draft picks for multiple years and you're kinda struggling on cap space.

Offensive line play was below average for just about every team last year.

With Seattle being in the lowest percentile.

And you apparently struggle with being able to post links, so we all have our issues to work on.

Have a good night.

If you can't read that quote, notice it's from PFF, than google Justin Britt PFF idk doe

PFF or FO quantitative data aside.. Everyone's line sucked. Pretty much every fanbase was lamenting how bad their team's OL was and there were media reports of coaches acknowledging the suck.

It's probably going to be the rule that offensive lines are objectively "bad" moreso than the exception going forward.

There were some good lines, but yeah more or less there was a lot of bad Offensive Line play. Either way, Britt is still not good at playing professional football.

http://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/ol

Here's a different take from PFF. While they note Seattle's struggles with pass blocking in 2016, they cite their run blocking amongst the best in the league.

And 30 out of 32 teams in pass blocking. I think I'd be mostly concerned about my expensive QB not being legally murdered.

30 out of 32 teams, with one of the best scrambling QB's in the entire NFL. That's with Russell Okung's bubble gum legs holding together for 13 out of 16 games.

I think we can all agree here that Wilson taking nearly 50 sacks is a lot different of a scenario than Smith taking about 50 sacks.

What, Wilson can't scramble?? :p