02-27-2020, 04:16 PM
In 2019 Bobby Hart played 92 more snaps than he did in 2018 (1086 to 994), but even more important the Bengals had 85 more passing plays (attempts + sacks) than 2018 (664 to 579). Yet Hart only allowed about a third as many sacks in 2019 as 2018 (4 to 11.5) and he cut his penalties in half (12 to 6). Only 2 of Harts 6 penalties were holding.
There were 64 players that started at least 8 games as an OT last year and played at least 500 snaps. If you look at snaps per (sacks allowed + holding penalties) Hart ranked 13th among those 64. He also ranked 25th in sacks per snap.
https://www.milehighreport.com/2020/2/18/21142328/2019-offensive-line-pass-blocking-review
Since stats on O-linemen are kind of obscure I think a lot of people hate Hart based on 2018. I am starting to see why the Bengals had faith in him.
There were 64 players that started at least 8 games as an OT last year and played at least 500 snaps. If you look at snaps per (sacks allowed + holding penalties) Hart ranked 13th among those 64. He also ranked 25th in sacks per snap.
https://www.milehighreport.com/2020/2/18/21142328/2019-offensive-line-pass-blocking-review
Since stats on O-linemen are kind of obscure I think a lot of people hate Hart based on 2018. I am starting to see why the Bengals had faith in him.
