TheOak

Seeing how we preform on the field is one thing, seeing how our players rank against the rest of the league is another.

Total Pressure Allowed (Sacks, Hits, Hurries) Ranked#5

Pass Blocking Efficiency
Center (DLP) #5,
Guards (Evans #8/Grubs #20),
Tackles (Strief #1 Brown #42),
*Guards and Tackles are ranked out of 57 players.

Run Blocking Efficiency
DLP (-3.6)
Evans (-3.4)
Grubs (7.6)
Strief (15)
Brown (-4.7)

Danno

DLP our 2nd best pass blocker huh?

TheOak

Yep.. I struggled with that concept also.. The numbers come from PFT... Sort of an accumulation of the ReFo gradings you have been posting.

Danno

Did you see a ranking of the run grades or just the grades?

It looks like Strief is by far our best O-lineman and the others aren't even close.

Danno

I've noticed that a lot of the TFL's are because a LB is shooting the gaps in our zone blocking attempts. That wouldn't necessarily reflect on an O-lineman since they're actually blocking their man, its just the whole scheme is being poorly played.

Rugby Saint II

I swear dlp looks like the weak link.

blackangold

Zone blocking scheme needs to go

TheOak

I did see the rankings, but they can get skewed based on the % participation you chose to set
It on.


And yes on the LBs. Someone made a comment in the Dallas thread about Ware and what I remembered was the reverse where our TE was stuffed 8 yards back. We don't have to worry DEs as much as LBs shooting inside gaps. That would be a missed pick up I presume?


I'll cover RBs and WRs tomorrow in different threads.

halloween 65

Look on the bright side, Brees is actually having to earn all his money. Let's just hope one of the O-line don't go down, what then? They are not playing well at all.

Danno

Looking on the bright side as well, replacing a woefully under-performing O-lineman with a hungry reserve probably isn't that much of a drop-off is it?