Saints RBs
 

The hard numbers on our RBs.

http://blackandgold.com/attachment.p...5&d=1383934777

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Hard numbers from where?

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What does Pass/BLK EFF mean?

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I'm guessing pass block efficiency.

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Pass per block efficiency? That doesn't make sense.

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Khiry!

Our RB of the future it would seem

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Maybe it is the percentage of passing plays where the QB was NOT hurried/sacked when that particular RB was assigned blocking responsibilities

I r confus as well...

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A weighted formula that combines sacks, hits, and hurries relative to how many snaps a RB stays in to pass protect.

Hits and hurries are 3/4 the value of a sack.

Collins has allowed the most with 3 total pressures out of 86.
Khiry was in 6 passing plays allowing no pressures.


Thomas,Collins, and Sproles have allows 1 sack each
Ingram has allows 1 hit.

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So it looks like our guys do a pretty good job of keeping Drew upright.

3 pressures out of 86 snaps? That's a lot of passing plays that Collins did his job pretty dang well. I'm still not ready to totally forgive him for dropping that pass last game (cold hands?), but Jedidiah certainly does a lot more good things than bad out there

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We are not as bad as a lot of people think we are in relation to the rest of the league.

Our Offensive Line ranks 4th in the league in Pass Blocking Efficiency, 7th in total pressures allowed, 6th in Hurries Allowed, 8th in hits allowed, tied for 21st in Sacks allowed, and 12th in passing plays run.

When you look at other teams in relation they have a lot more QB hits than we do even though we have more sacks... Drew doesn't chunk it out of bounds as often.

Here is a comparison

Drew Brees Sacks 14 hits 11

Matt Ryan Sacks 9 hits 21