Could someone post an analysis of how the interior OL players have looked so far?

I was going to do it, but unfortunately it looks like "Sunday visits with The Mom" are going to be the usual for me this fall. And that means constant jabbering and asking of random questions, which means I'm lucky to see four consecutive plays without interruption, much less try to focus on line play.

(mumble grumble)

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I haven't exactly been studying these guys, so I bet someone else could get you some more in-depth answers, but this is, in short, what I've been seing so far.

Colledge has been his inconsistent self. He's totally turning around guys on one play and making holes where you and I could run through on one play and get his behind whooped by an ILB on the next. He was decent in week 1, if I recall correctly. Very up and down this week. Maybe even more down than up.

Can't say a lot about Wells. Not great, not bad. No stand-out plays at all. Either negative or positive.

Sitton has been his solid self. He's just been mostly shutting down whoever he's been facing, it seemed.

Again, I haven't exactly been watching them closely on every play, so someone else might be able to help you out a bit more.

Josh Sitton is the best offensive lineman on the team by far IMO. He's looked incredible.

Beyond that, I thought Philadelphia definitely got after Green Bay's pass blocking. That had more to do with Trent Cole destroying Chad Clifton than anything.

The interior line has blocked well. The run blocking has been impressive, but as stated, I think it's because of the development of Sitton. He has really come on. I'm sure he won't make the Pro Bowl this season, but you see potential for it down the road once his name gets out there.

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