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Washington's O-Line: Better Than You Think?
25 Oct
Summary
- Washington's offensive line ranked 20th by PFF, improving slightly.
- The offensive line allowed 18 pressures in the recent 49ers game.
- Coach Quinn expressed dissatisfaction, indicating potential line changes.

Washington's offensive line has faced considerable criticism throughout the season. Despite struggles and injuries to key players like Laremy Tunsil and Terry McLaurin, the unit's performance may be better than some believe. Pro Football Focus ranked Washington's offensive line 20th nationally entering Week 7, a slight improvement from the previous week.
However, recent performances have been concerning. In their Week 5 tie against the Giants, the line faltered against consistent blitzing. The subsequent loss to the 49ers saw the front five concede 18 pressures, including sacks and quarterback hits. Head coach Dan Quinn acknowledged the performance was below the team's standard and indicated a continued search for the best offensive line combination.
With the team now entering their bye week, changes to the offensive line are a distinct possibility. The coaching staff will likely use this time to reassess personnel and strategy to improve the unit's effectiveness for the remainder of the season.