(01-08-2023, 03:41 PM)Thewitnessofsolinvictus Wrote:

(01-08-2023, 03:16 PM)JagFanatic24 Wrote: Luke Fortner

Offensive snaps - 1,121 (3rd most in the NFL)
Penalties - 4
Sacks Allowed - 1
Overall grade - 49.6

Jawaan Taylor

Offensive snaps - 1,095
Penalties - 7
Sacks Allowed - 5
Overall grade - 58.7

Brandon Scherff

Offensive snaps - 1,086 (10th most in the NFL)
Penalties - 3
Sacks Allowed - 6 (3rd highest at his position in NFL)
Overall grade - 59.0

Cam Robinson

Offensive snaps - 913
Penalties - 8
Sacks Allowed - 4
Overall grade - 67.2

Tyler Shatley

Offensive snaps -819
Penalties - 2
Sacks Allowed - 1
Overall grade - 60.9

Walker Little

Offensive Snaps -234
Penalties - 2
Sacks Allowed - 1
Overall grade - 61.1

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Offensive Lineman with highest rating - Cam Robinson
Offensive Lineman with the lowest rating - Luke Fortner

Total sacks given up - 28 (6th best in the NFL)

*Amount of games with 0 sacks allowed - 6 (single season record)

The Jaguars rushed for a total of 2,116 yards (5th in team history)

Jags passed for 4,148 yards (3rd highest in team history)

Lawrence’s comp percent = 66.1 ( highest in team history)

Completions - 394 (single season record)

Lawrence was sacked 25 times (3rd best in team history)

Passer rating - 93.9 (2nd highest in team history)

Etienne - 2nd highest ypc in team history = 5.1

Kirk receiving TD - 8 (tied for 3rd most in a single season)

Kirk receptions - 84 (4th most in single season)

Engram most receptions and yards by a Jag TE in a
single season 73 receptions for 766 yards

I would never say a position can’t be upgraded, but I would say the offensive line did pretty good this year. Set some single season team records on offense, made the playoffs, had a thousand yard rusher, thousand yard receiver, and Lawrence threw for 4,000+ yards, and we went multiple games without allowing a sack.

  A guy 'round here used to say "I wouldn't worry about that"
 I'm going to go on a little bit of rant here:
The days of the hogs, Dallas in the early 90s, Denver in the late 90s with zone blocking is over. It doesn't start upfront anymore. I'm not going to go too deep into it,  but if you have talent at a few key positions: Franchise Qb, Superstar Wr / an unselfish workmanlike group and/or a game breaking TE, you will get leeway and a blindeye from the guys that can sway a game concerning the OL. All they have to do is keep it from being obvious. It doesn't matter who you put there.