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Niners’ Trent Brown Developing Into Fine Pass Blocker

Oct 3, 2017 at 8:15 AM--


After Anthony Davis retired, the 49ers went through a few options at right offensive tackle before finally deciding Trent Brown was their man.Now, in his third professional season, Brown is blossoming into a fine player.Paired with Joe Staley on the left side, the 49ers finally have a strong pair of bookend tackles as the foundation of their offensive line.On Sunday in an overtime loss to the Arizona Cardinals, Staley and Brown had excellent games, giving up a combined zero sacks and just three quarterback pressures, according to the analytic website Pro Football Focus.That Staley played well is no surprise. He's been a perennial Pro Bowler and All-Pro pick over his career. But Brown is building off a 2016 season in which he became a full-time starter for the first time, playing all 16 games.Now, the 6-foot-9, 376-pounder – a seventh-round choice out of Florida in 2015 – is coming into his own.According to Pro Football Focus, he's graded very well in three of four games and has the third best pass-blocking grade among all NFL offensive tackles a quarter way through the 2017 season, behind only longtime standouts Jason Peters of the Eagles and Joe Thomas of the...
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