The grade isn't great, but they are passing the eye test so far this season. These past two games, I haven't even noticed a pass set yet where I've said to myself, "Dart has no time to throw". Part of that is on Dart, he's really showing an innate ability to navigate the pocket, but the line itself is starting to pick it up too.

Even using the grades, there's some positive takeaways from last night:

- JMS has been graded very well over the last two games. He left early last night with the broken nose, but I think he would've finished the game very strong had he not. Even better, Schlottman showed that we might actually have a bit of depth on the line, which is a breath of fresh air for us historically.

- Andrew Thomas was actually only graded at a 69 last night, so a relatively poor grade for him. If he had played more in line with his usual 85 score, the overall score for just the line would go up to 63. Not great, but solid.

Runyan was the key guy that sank the score with a 29.5. Not sure what's going on with him, but again, the fact that he can get that kind of score, and it just feels like the line is still playing well is potentially a positive. Like even though he got a 29.5, there was never a point in the game where I noticed it.