Finfan54....first off, you were right. I assumed you hadn't seen the game because there's no way that ANYONE could have seen it live unless they were AT the game. The game was blacked out locally, only to be shown on tape delay at 8pm on Friday on the local TV stations...then Saturday 3:30pm to everyone else in Florida (nobody outside of FL could have possibly seen this game).
So FinFan54, I assume that you went to the game and saw that Nails got bested by Norman Hand and Grady Jackson.
BUT I will say this, Charles Grant did school Spriggs on a few plays. And a few plays is all its supposed to take. Remember, all a Defensive End needs to have in a game is TWO GOOD PLAYS for people to say he had a "good" game. And Charles Grant not only had what would have been a "sack" but he had even worst a forced fumble from the blindside. That play alone drops Spriggs' play down a letter grade OR TWO. As much as we don't want to believe it, a good LT is someone who keeps the Defensive End from pounding his quarterback THE WHOLE GAME on EVERY PLAY. Every LT has lapses of course, which is why QBs still get sacked and such. So to say that Charles Grant, the ROOKIE, schooled Spriggs on "one or two" plays, one of them being the forced fumble, and yet Spriggs had a "GOOD" game, is a contradiction. I'd give him a B- at best in pass protection.
As for Jamie Nails yes he got schooled by Norman Hand and Grady Jackson all through the first half and quite frankly yes I'm concerned about that because it was in pass protection against two DTs who aren't exactly known for their passrush presence. Fiedler was getting HAMMERED by the two of them...and put that together with Charles Grant's "one or two" plays, overall it was not a very good HALF of a game for the pass protection.
So here's to hoping that Jamie Nails learns how to stand his ground against big DTs when pass protecting. He needs to learn balance...I'd say give him some sumo lessons.