How does Myles Garrett have one of the most quiet games of his career yet most of the OL ranks below average? They must be putting more blame on Myles Garrett’s play.
To get a sense of what their grades translate to:
Like anyone watching film, they are making their best guess of what that player’s assignment was and grade the player based on that. If they were supposed to set the edge for the run and were successful, they get graded favorably even if others fail at their assignment and the offense gets a big gain.
Weird bc Garrett was held to his lowest pressure rate of his entire career and Fuagua only had a 54.2?
My best guess, without trying to grade it myself, is that he did well on win rate (beating his blocker), which doesn’t necessarily translate into pressures if the QB is getting the ball out. He had a higher win rate than any DL on our team except Payton Turner, but we had more pressures overall since Winston had a lot more drop back pass attempts (and since we had a better team pass rushing performance).Weird bc Garrett was held to his lowest pressure rate of his entire career and Fuagua only had a 54.2?
I thought Saldiveri was pretty good against the Browns.
Agree. He help out against Garrett on quite a few plays.
Weird bc Garrett was held to his lowest pressure rate of his entire career and Fuagua only had a 54.2?
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