The Buffalo Bills' offensive line reflected their last game played in Pro Football Focus' weekly offensive line rankings heading into their Week 8 matchup with the Baltimore Ravens.
The Bills (5-1) did not play in Week 7. Buffalo had their bye week.
For their effort, or lack thereof, the Bills' position on PFF's weekly ranking did not change. Buffalo's front five ranked at the No. 4 position, the same spot they were in heading into the bye.
PFF's breakdown on the Bills' offensive line can be found below:
4. Buffalo Bills (no change)
LT: Dion DawkinsLG: Alec AndersonC: Connor McGovernRG: O’Cyrus TorrenceRT: Spencer Brown
The Bills were on a bye week in Week 7, but the lowest PFF pass-blocking grade among this group in Week 6 was a tie between both
guards at 74.5, and that still tied for 16th at the position that week. Against the Raiders, Dion Dawkins was fantastic in pass protection again at left tackle, with no pressures allowed from 38 pass-blocking snaps.
For those curious, the resume the Bills' O-line has put together this year is much better than the one their upcoming opponent has. PFF currently ranks the Ravens' offensive line as the 28th best unit in the NFL after dropping their unit four spots in this week's poll.
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This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: Where do Bills rank in PFF offensive line rankings entering Week 8?
