Trey Smith tops Week 6 run-block grades at 91.0

Suamataia second at 90.3, Brown third at 87.7

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Highest run block grade among OL in Week 6 Trey Smith 91.0 Kingsley Suamataia 90.3 Trent Via @PFF on X

What happened: Trey Smith earned a 91.0 run-blocking grade for Week 6, first among offensive linemen. Kingsley Suamataia finished second at 90.3, followed by Trent Brown at 87.7. Chris Lindstrom (87.3) and Sam Cosmi (86.8) completed the top five.

Why it matters: Run-blocking grades identify the lines generating the most movement in the ground game. Interior push shortens third downs and steadies red-zone offense into late October. Two linemen clearing 90.0 in the same week sets a high Week 7 bar.

By the numbers: Trey Smith 91.0; Kingsley Suamataia 90.3; Trent Brown 87.7; Chris Lindstrom 87.3; Sam Cosmi 86.8. First-to-fifth gap is 4.2 points; only the top two cleared 90.0.

What to watch: Week 7 games show whether Smith and Suamataia repeat at the top of the run-blocking order.

Sources

@PFF 2026-10-20T19:01:25.742852+00:00

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