Would you rather have a wylie with Juju or a Mitch and a Demarcus Robinson?
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I'll say it. Gimme Wylie and Juju.
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RT is a good value position in the draft, I think.

RT, interior OL, LB'ers, S's. RB's in mid rounds. WR's, actually; I feel like a lot of 'can't miss' guys that go in early do, in fact miss.

Hard to get a LT in anything but the first half or so of the first. QB almost never anywhere else. Corners sometimes late first, but usually top half.
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Get that son of a bitch off the field
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You’re not winning a Super Bowl with Wylie and Orlando Brown as your tackles. You’re just not.
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Probably not.

But we knew that’s who we were rolling with going into this season.

It is what it is.

We’ll have to get it fixed in the off season one way or another.
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Mitch
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No longer sucks.


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Where's that come from?

Wylie blows goats.
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Fake News
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Some people say there is no danger with recreational drug use. This graphic says otherwise. Somebody was clearly impaired while trying to do their job of watching film and counting win rates.
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I bet the Chiefs could.
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I'll bet Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs do exactly that.
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He was literally the 2nd worst rated tackle a month ago. I find this hard to believe. It has our OLine as one of the best in the league though.

Team Pass Block Win Rate

1. Kansas City Chiefs, 74%
2. Baltimore Ravens, 68%
3. Chicago Bears, 68%
4. Cleveland Browns, 67%
5. Buffalo Bills, 65%
6. Green Bay Packers, 64%
7. Seattle Seahawks, 64%
8. Pittsburgh Steelers, 64%
9. Philadelphia Eagles, 64%
10. Denver Broncos, 62%
11. Las Vegas Raiders, 61%
12. Arizona Cardinals, 60%
13. New Orleans Saints, 60%
14. Carolina Panthers, 60%
15. Atlanta Falcons, 59%
16. Minnesota Vikings, 59%
17. New England Patriots, 58%
18. San Francisco 49ers, 57%
19. New York Jets, 57%
20. Houston Texans, 57%
21. New York Giants, 57%
22. Los Angeles Chargers, 56%
23. Los Angeles Rams, 56%
24. Detroit Lions, 55%
25. Miami Dolphins, 55%
26. Tennessee Titans, 54%
27. Washington Commanders, 54%
28. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 53%
29. Jacksonville Jaguars, 50%
30. Cincinnati Bengals, 48%
31. Indianapolis Colts, 48%
32. Dallas Cowboys, 46%

Run Block Win Rate

1. Baltimore Ravens, 76%
2. Philadelphia Eagles, 75%
3. Kansas City Chiefs, 74%
4. Denver Broncos, 74%
5. Detroit Lions, 73%
6. Dallas Cowboys, 73%
7. Chicago Bears, 73%
8. Cleveland Browns, 73%
9. Tennessee Titans, 72%
10. Arizona Cardinals, 72%
11. Las Vegas Raiders, 72%
12. Carolina Panthers, 72%
13. Cincinnati Bengals, 72%
14. Green Bay Packers, 72%
15. New Orleans Saints, 72%
16. Minnesota Vikings, 72%
17. San Francisco 49ers, 71%
18. New York Jets, 71%
19. Washington Commanders, 71%
20. Miami Dolphins, 71%
21. Atlanta Falcons, 71%
22. Pittsburgh Steelers, 71%
23. Indianapolis Colts, 70%
24. New York Giants, 70%
25. Seattle Seahawks, 70%
26. Buffalo Bills, 70%
27. Los Angeles Rams, 70%
28. Jacksonville Jaguars, 70%
29. Houston Texans, 69%
30. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 69%
31. Los Angeles Chargers, 68%
32. New England Patriots, 67%

By position

They have Creed as #1 at pass blocking and tied for first with Kelce in run blocking

Thuney is number #1 at pass blocking and #8 at run blocking

Smith is #4 at pass blocking

Wiley is #6 at pass blocking

I can't really trust this anymore though based on Wiley's grade lol.
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Oh, I just watched a highlight reel of the LAR game. Wylie hasn't suddenly become an All-Pro tackle. He's better than last season, and he's improved over this season.

But He is getting beat often enough, but he's holding like a MFer and they aren't calling it generally. To be fair, they really aren't calling it on either team. There's a lot of holding going on on both sides of the trenches and the refs are letting a lot of it go.

Right now, Wylie is probably a bit better than NFL average. Which means that there's probably 17-19 RTs out there that would be worse than Wylie. He's doing okay.
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