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Hamilton2
1) Sacks allowed
2) Avg/yds per rushing attempt if the play is intended to run through their "hole" in the O-line
Eventually, this would be very cool.
Stats for O-lineman
February 14, 2011 at 09:19PM View BBCode
It would be cool if we could see these stats for our C, G, T positions:1) Sacks allowed
2) Avg/yds per rushing attempt if the play is intended to run through their "hole" in the O-line
Eventually, this would be very cool.
rbertoldie
Pancakes
February 14, 2011 at 10:16PM View BBCode
Originally posted by Hamilton2
It would be cool if we could see these stats for our C, G, T positions:
1) Sacks allowed
2) Avg/yds per rushing attempt if the play is intended to run through their "hole" in the O-line
Eventually, this would be very cool.
Pancakes
Hamilton2
February 14, 2011 at 10:19PM View BBCode
LOL ... (you mean "how many defenders the guy knocks down" not "how big of a breakfast he needs") LOL
Admin
Hm, I'm not familiar with that stat.
*googles*
"The pancake is when the offensive player knocks the defender down during a block."
Hm. I do not actually simulate this at this point; something to aspire to though. Thanks!
--Chris
February 21, 2011 at 06:55AM View BBCode
Originally posted by rbertoldie
Should of said - Pancake blocks.
Hm, I'm not familiar with that stat.
*googles*
"The pancake is when the offensive player knocks the defender down during a block."
Hm. I do not actually simulate this at this point; something to aspire to though. Thanks!
--Chris
redcped
Absent game film or any other indicator, it would be good to consider how owners might have the ability to assess the performance of individual linemen. Otherwise, to a certain degree, we are shooting in the dark and hoping our assessment of ratings is good.
February 21, 2011 at 07:43AM View formatted
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The challenge from an owner perspective with regard to "stat-free" positions is that we do not have the benefit of actually watching the game to see if a guy is repeatedly getting blown off the blocks or if he's a great lead blocker on runs to his side.
Absent game film or any other indicator, it would be good to consider how owners might have the ability to assess the performance of individual linemen. Otherwise, to a certain degree, we are shooting in the dark and hoping our assessment of ratings is good.
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