(11-13-2022, 08:50 AM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(11-13-2022, 08:22 AM)Caldrac Wrote: Yeah. I am kind of in the middle with the offensive line play. I don't see it the way some folks are making it out to be. He's been sacked twelve times in nine games in an offense that was 6th at one point in pass attempts.

Outside of a few glaring plays like the Scherff losing his helmet, insert Van Lanen disaster and a few high pressures earlier on he's had plenty of time to get it done.

He's had three games this year where he played accurately and had an outstanding passer rating. That doesn't happen without good to great pass protection.

Also, much like Nwaneri. That's been the majority take as well locally here on the radio. Hicken and Prosser. Dempsey and his crew. The 12 PM crew. Various football players like Lageman, Searcy and Boselli, etc.

Basically. Some folks on here sound and look like they are full of [BLEEP].

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Sure it does. They dialed up tons of dink and dunk - quick release passes in those games to counter the pressure. 

And the sack number only tells you he avoids lots of them with his mobility. 

He's the 9th most hurried QB in the league right now. And there are 23 QBs in the league (minimum 5 games played)  that receive more time in the pocket than Lawrence. Tons of these stats out there on multiple sites. The fantasy geeks track tons of metrics these days. 

Just watch a full replay from any loss and watch C, LG, and LT the whole time. You'll see it plain as day.

You said in another thread that Lawrence needs to have a comp rate like he's had in his wins every single week.
That would make him the #1 Qb in comp. rate league wide. By a whopping 7% over the next guy. 
I'm not asking for anything near that from these three struggling linemen. 

All I'm asking is this line go from a 50% win rate in pass protection (29th in the league at time of post) to around 60% which would rank them 14th.  It would dramatically alter the passing game's efficiency. Guaranteed.

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