(10-09-2024, 09:44 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote:

(10-08-2024, 08:06 PM)carp8dm Wrote: Dude, seriously?

Besides the 1st play where Harrison was flattened by The Mayor of Jacksonville and sacked Lawrence, the O-Line looked serviceable against Miami.  Maybe "good" was a bit much.  But there were serviceable enough for us to go up and down the field for almost 3 quarters.  We were dominating Miami until the ETN fumble.  

Maybe I'm looking at that game with teal colored glasses, but I really thought the O-Line was not the problem back in that game.  And even when we got embarrassed by the browns, the O-Line did really well in the 2nd half to protect Trevor enough for him to get us back in the game.

I just don't think the scape goat for the first 4 losses should be laid directly on the plate of the O-Line.

Here's some information about Trevor Lawrence's sacks and pressure in 2024: 

• Sacks: In the first three games of the season, Lawrence was sacked 11 times.
  
  
• Pressure percentage: In the first three games, Lawrence ranked 26th in pressure percentage, which is the percentage of dropbacks where the quarterback is sacked, under duress, or hit. 
  
  
• EPA/att: Lawrence ranks #34 out of 35 in EPA/att when pressured. 
  
  
• Sack %: Lawrence ranks #30 in sack % when pressured.
  
  
• Sacks per pressure: Lawrence ranks #30 in sacks per pressure when pressured. 
  

Yeah, that's really great work by the pass protection! Lol.