bigreese82
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What site has individual O-Line stats? (1 Viewer)
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bigreese82
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anyone???
http://snap.stats.com/snap/pfw/nfl/index.asp
You have to look linemen up one at a time, but it's all there.
You have to look linemen up one at a time, but it's all there.
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WOW, Hutch had no penalties and only 1.25 sacks given up.
bigreese82
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yetiknight
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Oh yeah! He was blocking for the league's leading rusher as well.Pretty incredible not to commit any holding penalties or have any false starts and 1 measly sack. Maybe he is worth $49 million. Probably still not, buy it's getting closerWOW, Hutch had no penalties and only 1.25 sacks given up.
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http://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/ol.php
If you scroll down, you'll see how many yards teams averaged rushing in each of 5 directions (Left End, Left Tackle, Left Guard, Right Tackle, Right End). Not an exact science, since teams might load up on defenders on the stronger side of the line which could lead to a higher ypc running behind the weaker side of the line, and because it's impossible to see what part of the ypc is directly the result of just one player, but it's the only tool I'm aware of for statistically evaluating the run-blocking prowess of most OLs.
You'll probably be a bit surprised when you see the numbers from the left side of Seattle's line...
If you scroll down, you'll see how many yards teams averaged rushing in each of 5 directions (Left End, Left Tackle, Left Guard, Right Tackle, Right End). Not an exact science, since teams might load up on defenders on the stronger side of the line which could lead to a higher ypc running behind the weaker side of the line, and because it's impossible to see what part of the ypc is directly the result of just one player, but it's the only tool I'm aware of for statistically evaluating the run-blocking prowess of most OLs.
You'll probably be a bit surprised when you see the numbers from the left side of Seattle's line...
