Washington Redskins 2018 season offensive line grades

Incomplete Grades

A lot of linemen saw a lot of action in 2018 for the Redskins. Thus, you won’t find many incomplete grades in the bunch. There were a couple undrafted rookies who failed to amass enough action to garner a grade, as well as a second-year player who was injured before the start of the season, and a veteran who suffered the same fate.

The Redskins’ first casualty on the offensive line in 2018 was Arie Kouandjio, who’d been gearing up for a possible starting role. Then Georgia product Tyler Catalina followed him. The guard-tackle hybrid figured to be a key part of Washington’s line depth in his second season, but in preseason, he suffered a shoulder injury, and was placed on injured reserve for the entirety of the 2018 season.

Casey Dunn, an undrafted free agent from Auburn, figured to see some reps in Catalina’s place on the interior, but the rookie ended up only amassing six snaps on special teams, and none on offense, before being waived in November, and subsequently stashed on Washington’s practice squad.

Timon Parris did get reps on offense, but only six snaps, all of which came in Week 16 against the Tennessee Titans. One could have made the argument that Parris, a lineman with some developmental upside, deserved more reps in Week 17, when Washington wasn’t playing for anything. But he did not receive a boost in playing time, and thus, his grade remains undefined.