Chargers: Grades for every player through four games

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CARSON, CALIFORNIA – SEPTEMBER 08: Austin Ekeler #30 is congratulated by Dan Feeney #66 of the Los Angeles Chargers after scoring a touchdown during the first half of a game against the Indianapolis Colts at Dignity Health Sports Park on September 08, 2019 in Carson, California. (Photo by Sean M. Haffey/Getty Images) /

Chargers grades:

Trent Scott

PFF Grade: 51.5 overall, 61.5 pass blocking, 44.6 run blocking

Stats: Three sacks, 11 total pressures, three penalties

It’s not been great for Scott, but in his defense, at least he wasn’t projected to be the team’s starting left tackle.

After starting the opener with an awful 48.3 pass blocking grade, Scott has posted grades of 70.4, 61.8, and 64.5 over his last three. No one thinks he’s the long-term starter, but give him a little credit for at least improving his game on the fly.

Grade: C-

Dan Feeney

PFF Grade: 64.7 overall, 69.3 pass blocking, 59.5 run blocking

Stats: Three sacks, 11 total pressures, three penalties

Feeney opened with a good game, performed even better with an elite grade in Week 2, crashed and burner in Week 3, then followed up that terrible performance with his highest pass-blocking grade of 2019. He’s improved quite a bit, and deserves to hang on to his left guard spot, particularly in pass protection.

Grade: B

Mike Pouncey

PFF Grade: 57.5 overall, 50.7 pass blocking, 58.9 run blocking

Stats: No sacks allowed, 10 total pressures, no penalties

He’s been fine, about as consistent as he usually is but not a dominant presence at center. Like Feeney, his grade is lowered tremendously by a poor showing against the Texans.

Grade: B-