Former Pittsburgh Steelers Pro Bowl guard Isaac Seumalo made his Arizona Cardinals debut in Week 1, and we decided to check in on how the first game with his new team went.
From analyzing his Week 1 performance to what his future with the Cardinals may look like, here's a look at Seumalo's debut breakdown.
How Isaac Seumalo performed in Week 1
Seumalo didn't exactly have the best debut for Arizona, as he surrendered one hurry and quarterback hit in pass protection. He also received one of the worst pass-blocking grades (38.6) of all eligible guards, per Pro Football Focus. His run blocking wasn't much better, which was actually one of his strengths during his three-year tenure with Pittsburgh.
What Isaac Seumalo's Week 1 performance means moving forward
Before Week 1, Seumalo, who's set to turn 33 years old next month, was expected to begin
showing signs of regression as the season played out. Well, it didn't take long for Seumalo to struggle. We expect the Pro Bowl guard to bounce back, however, as the Week 1 jitters had many players around the league using the game to shake off the rust.
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