No, many have always hoped that DJ would be able to go for the post season, even with the Steelers game.
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Wasn't this his first start against Myles Garrett????
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It was his first game and he was facing Myles Garrett. He has improved DEMONSTRATIVELY since then.
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0 sacks allowed :-)
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Man, this is why I have issues with PFF grading. TJ Watt had his 5th highest pass rush grade of the season against KC. In 35 pass rush snaps he literally didn't record a single pressure.
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Humphries was his first game back in a year and had to go against Khalil Mack. Humphries also shut them down in the second half.
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Right? This keeps being said and I checked twice and he's allowed zero sacks.

So where is it he's so terrible? I'm not even being sarcastic.

I think in his first game he was the highest graded lineman?
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It’s amazing how they want to judge DJ working off rust, playing with scrubs and against a team playing for its post season life, and yet totally ignore Thuney’s first game at LT.

The double standards are not a strong argument in favor of their rationality in this matter.
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I guess Chris Jones really took a huge step back because he only had 6 sacks and 73 pressures.
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So you're gonna do this thing too?
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If we're going to use pressures, Caliendo surrendered 7 in over 200 snaps.

Hand-wringing over that is not worth putting in a guy who clearly isn't ready and might get Mahomes killed or allow a game-changing sack FF.
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He has a 44.8 pass block grade on the season. That's the 16th lowest grade among OL with as many snaps or more as he has.
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7 pressures, 6 hurries, 1 hit in his last 93 pass block attempts.

That's his last 2 games played.
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Acceptable.
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Well then Wanya Morris should be more than acceptable. Wanya had a 95.3% efficiency rate which is quite a bit higher than Caliendo's eff rate the last 2 games (92 .4%).
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