03-11-2022, 12:38 AM
(03-10-2022, 10:30 PM)ochocincos Wrote: What? You mean his first...good season in 9 years?
Based on what?
I worded that poorly, I think he had one of his better pass blocking years, he has always been a good run blocker. And he is defitiniely an upgrade with anything we currently have on the roster.
Here is an excerpt by a Jets writer prior to this season:
Moses is extremely big and has outstanding length, which he uses to his advantage. He is not regarded as a very good athlete and his combine numbers were mostly poor. Moses has primarily played right tackle with Washington and that’s expected to be his role with the Jets.
Moses is not flawless in pass protection, but his overall numbers have been solid and he’s displayed remarkable consistency.
Moses gave up exactly five sacks in each of the last five seasons and six in his other year as a starter. His pressure numbers have also been consistent. He’s given up fewer than 40 total pressures in each of his six years as a starter. Moses has generally held his own, even when matched up against good pass rushers. However, he can get beaten from time to time.
With his size, Moses is not easy to bull rush and usually anchors well. However, he has been known to get sloppy with his pad level sometimes.
Moses is expected to be a difference maker in the running game as he comes off a season where he graded out as the sixth best run blocking tackle in the NFL according to Pro Football Focus.
At the point of attack, he works well in tandem with his teammates and has the power to blow his man off the line. He is also capable of climbing to the second level and making blocks in space. However, despite his reputation as not being particularly athletic, that doesn’t mean he can’t get on the move and make good blocks on outside runs.
