offensive line ratings (1 Viewer)

[garbageboy]

Does anyone know a site that rates all of the offensive linemen either individualy or as a team? Garbageboy

 

[Jason Wood]

www.footballguys.com

 

[Bri]

I used to take sacks allowed and rushing yards and give a team a score opposite their rank. IE 1st gets 32 2nd gets 31 etc. Understanding it's pretty hard to rank em', I always thought that worked out pretty well.

 

[Bri]

www.footballguys.com

not til preseason though right?I was thinking Chris Smith did it back then.

"Garbageboy" PM Chris Smith see if he doesn't have something kicking around on his computer

 

[Chris Smith]

I did breakdown all thirty-two of the offensive lines back in May of 2005. I will be doing so again this year but attacking it a little differently, analyzing and comparing them seperately in both run blocking and pass blocking ability.

Here is the link to the article.

http://footballguys.com/05smith_ol.htm

 

[Captain Blowhard]

No, but such a list wouldn't mean a lot right now anyway. Wait until early summer after the draft and free agency to get serious about finding that data.

 

[Frenchy Fuqua]

USA Today had a good feature on this before the start of the season, they ranked each O-lineman in 8 different categories and gave a cumulative grade.

Link

 

[Chase Stuart]

USA Today had a good feature on this before the start of the season, they ranked each O-lineman in 8 different categories and gave a cumulative grade.

Link

Interesting to see that the Broncos don't have any guards or tackles that rank in the top 25 at their position in the NFL.

 

[fridayfrenzy]

I did breakdown all thirty-two of the offensive lines back in May of 2005. I will be doing so again this year but attacking it a little differently, analyzing and comparing them seperately in both run blocking and pass blocking ability.

Here is the link to the article.

http://footballguys.com/05smith_ol.htm

Ya, and you had the Seahawks at #13. Top Rusher and 3 of their O-lineman (Hutch, Jones, Tobeck) going to Hawaii.

I told you before the season and I will tell you again.....best O-line in the NFL.

 

[mad sweeney]

I did breakdown all thirty-two of the offensive lines back in May of 2005. I will be doing so again this year but attacking it a little differently, analyzing and comparing them seperately in both run blocking and pass blocking ability.

Here is the link to the article.

http://footballguys.com/05smith_ol.htm

Ya, and you had the Seahawks at #13. Top Rusher and 3 of their O-lineman (Hutch, Jones, Tobeck) going to Hawaii.

I told you before the season and I will tell you again.....best O-line in the NFL.

What he said. On top of that, Hutch and Jones were both voted all pro. Best at their position league-wide. I'll even go so far as to say that Jones deserves to be mentioned in any conversation of best player int he game at any position.

Friday, nice avatar. I keep watching the last 5 minutes of the game and the post game (skipping through the AWFUL Bradshaw interviews). I tear up a little easch time!

 

[Kevin Ashcraft]

Is SEA better than KC?

 

[BoulderBob]

Tough area to "rate". I guess sacks allowed and yards per carry would be a decent indicator without breaking down the film.

 

[BGP]

Tough area to "rate". I guess sacks allowed and yards per carry would be a decent indicator without breaking down the film.

We need new stats for this. How aboutAYDFBRBIT - Average yards downfield before running back is touched.

 

[Kleck]

Is SEA better than KC?

As a Seattle homer, I would like to say yes, but I think that's too much of a stretch. Let's just say that the Seattle line is one of the best. Further, they spent their first round pick last season on a center that should be a long term contributor (Spencer). Nice convenience to have your first round pick sit for a year and learn. Further it speaks to the quality of the line right now that their first round pick never came close to breaking into the starting unit.