Skip to main content
Penei Sewell

Penei Sewell

Detroit Lions offensive tackleWikipedia

Search complete. 260 mentions across 135 episodes found for "Penei Sewell".

Sep 16, 2026

Joe MarinoHOST
30:38
I think we talked about some of the opportunities that the Bills will have in the passing game against Detroit, but I don't have to tell you this or Lions fans this, but Detroit has some of the most premier talent in the NFL in a Jahmyr Gibbs, in an Aidan Hutchinson, in an Amon-Ra St.
Joe MarinoHOST
30:52
Brown, a Jack Campbell, a Sam LaPorta, a, a, a Penei Sewell at, at, at left tackle now.
Joe MarinoHOST
30:58
Um, and, you know, there's other really good players like an Alim McNeill and a, and a Tyreek Williams, um, all over this roster, a Jameson Williams, and obviously this is not even getting into the guys that are hurt in Joseph and Branch.
Joe MarinoHOST
31:10
Like, there's some really, really serious high-end talent-
Paul FarringtonHOST
48:59
Yeah.
Andy HermanHOST
48:59
Right? If Penei Sewell goes down, just screwed.
Andy HermanHOST
49:02
I don't think they have the offensive line y- you know, with him, much less without him.
Andy HermanHOST
49:05
Although, uh, Blake Miller, rookie first rounder, looked good in that game.
Morgan CannonHOST
28:51
Um, Some talented pass rushers.
Morgan CannonHOST
28:53
We'll have to see what they do because that's going to be there for shorter business because they're looking at that tape from last week from the Lions playing New Orleans with Petzing and they're like, damn, they were throwing the kitchen sink at New Orleans in terms of concepts and moving Panay Sewell around and going heavy right and mix matching.
Morgan CannonHOST
29:13
I like that just because It seems minuscule, but as a defender and a defensive coach, when you go out there and you're like, oh, they got their left tackle stacked over there next to Miller and a tight end.
Morgan CannonHOST
29:26
Is this messing up our alignment? It can throw a wrench into things, so I hope he continues that.

7 MINS LATER

Morgan CannonHOST
36:18
Man, I tell you what, just as an aside, Chase Young played his butt off last week against New Orleans.
Morgan CannonHOST
36:24
Giving
Miko ScottHOST
36:24
Panay everything that he was looking for and more.
Morgan CannonHOST
36:27
Yeah, like so.
Erik SchlittHOST
6:35
I thought Barch, he was pretty good as well.
Erik SchlittHOST
6:41
Panay's always good.
Joe KaniaHOST
6:44
Except on the bizarre
Erik SchlittHOST
6:46
penalty.

57 MINS LATER

Erik SchlittHOST
63:53
And so, um, He is like their big free agent acquisition, but I don't think he's the player he used to be.
Erik SchlittHOST
64:02
And so he's not as effective as Rousseau.
Erik SchlittHOST
64:05
So I think the Lions are going to be hoping for a lot of Panay versus Rousseau.
Erik SchlittHOST
64:11
But if I'm the Bills, I'm going to try and get Rousseau on the right tackle, whether it's Blake Miller or... or it ends up needing to be Larry Borum.
Russell BrownGUEST
14:41
... and he inserts for the safety.
Russell BrownGUEST
14:43
Um, but they get a double team with Penei Sewell and Chris Mahogany, and Mahogany doesn't come off to the Mike Backer because he over commits, uh, on his angle-
Anthony ProhaskaHOST
14:52
Wow
Russell BrownGUEST
14:53
... um, to, to the outside shade, uh, the three tech defenders.
Gregg RosenthalHOST
56:16
Eight pressures.
Gregg RosenthalHOST
56:17
It, it's gonna be a tougher matchup if he's lined up against Penei Sewell, uh, who moved to left tackle quietly and looked great doing it.
Gregg RosenthalHOST
56:26
But the Lions were really creative on their offense, where on Jahmyr Gibbs' touchdown, I missed this on Sunday, they actually switched Sewell's position, moved him back to his normal side on the right, and they just had this monster group on the right side.
Gregg RosenthalHOST
56:40
And, and then everyone expected them to run behind him, and then Gibbs kinda cut back the other way, and it was, like, a easy touchdown.
Gregg RosenthalHOST
56:32
Eight pressures.
Gregg RosenthalHOST
56:33
It- it's gonna be a tougher matchup if he's lined up against Penei Sewell, uh, who moved to left tackle quietly and looked great doing it.
Gregg RosenthalHOST
56:42
But the Lions were really creative on their offense where on Jahmyr Gibbs' touchdown, I missed this on Sunday, they actually switched Sewell's position, moved him back to his normal side on the right, and they just had this monster group on the right side and, and then everyone expected them to run behind him, and then Gibbs kinda cut back the other way, and it was, like, a easy touchdown.
Gregg RosenthalHOST
57:02
Like, they can do some cool things.
Shawn WindsorHOST
27:26
Yeah, if the Lions do the same, right? You know, fluke we saw the other day.
Shawn WindsorHOST
27:31
Savaki gets in the way of Penei Sewell, which leads to Chase, uh, Chase Young getting a, a free f- [laughs] a wide open highway to, to Jared Goff.
Andrew BirkleHOST
27:41
Yep.
Shawn WindsorHOST
27:41
He's takes him down, the ball- he fumbles the ball, whatever.
Anthony RobertsonHOST
31:17
I really believe that.
Anthony RobertsonHOST
31:19
Uh, with Penei Sewell moving over, there's a good chance Colt McKivitz in that conversation for best right tackle.
Anthony RobertsonHOST
31:24
If he continues to do what he did, he's going to be considered one of those guys, and he played top five level.
Anthony RobertsonHOST
31:29
Dominic Poony played phenomenal guard play.
Justin RogersHOST
19:05
Yeah
Colton PouncyPANELIST
19:05
... yeah, we're gonna move Panay back to the right side with Tate, where he's so comfortable, um, and part the Red Sea for Jahmyr Gibbs.
Colton PouncyPANELIST
19:11
Um, or, oh, next time you're gonna line up with Blake on this side, and, uh, we're gonna cut back to the left.
Colton PouncyPANELIST
19:16
Like, I thought the, the creativity with that offensive line was exactly what we wanted to see.

125 more episodes mention Penei Sewell.

Create an account to see the whole feed, search across every transcript, and follow the entities you care about.

We value your privacy

We use cookies to understand how you use our platform and to improve your experience. Click “Accept All” to consent, or “Decline non-essential” to opt out of non-essential cookies. Read our Privacy Policy.