12-07-2020, 12:27 PM
(12-07-2020, 12:01 PM)Wes Mantooth Wrote: Bobby Hart was still a below average starting tackle last year. Period.
You can't just look at sacks allowed without looking at pressure allowed. You can't ignore ill-timed penaties or blown plays.
No he wasn't.
People keep bragging about their "eye ball test" yet they can never say how many sacks or pressures he has allowed.
But if you are interested in "pressures" he is the stat from PFF
Pass Blocking Efficiency
The PFF "Pass Blocking Efficiency" rating measures pressure allowed on a per-snap basis with weighting toward sacks allowed.
At 50% of max pass blocks (753)
Hart was 28th out of 58 with a 96.7 efficiency
I have also posted stats that take into account holding calls (which some people who do statistical analysis consider the same as a sack) plus sacks allowed and again Hart was near the top.
Also ProFootball outsiders keeps a stat called "blown blocks" and again Hart was closer to the top than the bottom.
Since you are so proud of your "eyeball test" then give me the top ten most efficient OTs in the league and the 10 worst. Then tell me exactly where Hart ranks.
The truth is that fans see what they want to see with their "eyeball test". They see when Hart misses a block but they have no idea how many blocks he misses compared to all other tackles in the league.
PERIOD.
