The bFirst Mock (21)

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(01-22-2021, 01:57 PM)Whatever Wrote: If we're looking at edges because we're at the bottom of the league in sacks, then I think sacks are a pretty important measurement.  After all, if a guy can't finish at the college level, his chances of being able to finish at the pro level are dramatically reduced.

Ziggy Ansah has averaged 6.3 sacks per season for his NFL career.  He has twice as many sub 5 sack seasons(4) as double digit sack seasons (2).  If you're going edge at 5, you should be drafting a guy you think will be the next Khalil Mack, not the next Ziggy Ansah.  

He played 4 games, three of which were against teams with losing records.  Besides which, for things like grading, a larger sample size means more.

In their first 3 years in the NFL both Khalil and Ziggy had 30 sacks. Given Ziggy has fallen off lately but that doesn't change the prospect they were coming out of college. If you can predict that, then you're waisting your time here.


Unsure what the record of KP's opponents have to do with his shown propensity to get after the QB.