Raiders Offensive Line Grades so Far This Season

Before the start of 2023-24 NFL season Pro Football Focus listed and graded the Las Vegas Raiders as having the 19th best offensive line in all of the NFL. 

In a recent Pro Football Focus article the website listed the best NFL offensive lines ahead of week 13. Through 13 weeks, the Raiders currently have the 13th-best offensive line in the league.

Left tackle Kolton Miller leads the way with the highest pff grade on the Raiders' offensive line with a pff grade of 79.2. So far this season Miller has 602 offensive snaps played, one penalty, and three sacks allowed. Miller also has an 81.7 pass-blocking grade and a 69.7 run-blocking grade.

Raiders Greg Van Roten has the second-highest PFF grade on the offensive line with a PFF grade of 76.4. So far this season Van Roten has 730 offensive snaps played, zero penalties, and three sacks allowed. He also has a pass-blocking grade of 79.4 and a run-blocking grade of 69.3 so far this season.

Center Andre James has a PFF grade of 70.8. James has 732 total snaps played, three penalties, and three sacks allowed so far this season. He also has a 69.9 pass-blocking grade and a 71.0 run-blocking grade.

Guard Jermaine Eluemunor has a PFF grade of 65.6. Eluemunor has 596 snaps played, three penalties, and has allowed five sacks so far this season on the Silver and Black offensive line. He also has a pass-blocking grade of 68.0 and a run-blocking grade of 68.8.

Lastly, guard Dylan Parham has a PFF grade of 60.9. Parham has 729 snaps played, four penalties, and has allowed one sack so far this season. He also has a pass-blocking grade of 65.8 and a run-blocking grade of 56.7.

With five games left in the regular season for the Raiders, it will be very interesting to see where Pro Football Focus will rank and grade the Silver and Black offensive line for the 2023-24 NFL regular season.

The Silver and Black will return home to Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas to take on the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday, December 10, at 4:05 p.m. EST/1:05 p.m. PST.