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(01-12-2024, 04:54 PM)ochocincos Wrote: While yes it's 6 vs 8, Eluemunor had 552 pass block snaps to Jonah's 730.
Pass Blocking Snaps-to-Sacks ratio for each is:
Eluemunor - 92 snaps per sack
Williams - 91.25 snaps per sack

On that note, let's do the same for Trent Brown and George Fant:
Brown - 115.33 snaps per sack
Fant - 186.33 snaps per sack

For additional data, here's the Snaps-to-Total-Pressures ratio for each:
Fant - 18.63 snaps per pressure
Brown - 20.35 snaps per pressure
Eluemunor - 19.71 snaps per pressure
Williams - 17.80 snaps per pressure

So all 3 do look to be at least on par if not somewhat better than Jonah.
Fant or Brown seems to be a true upgrade.

It's a more complicated number issue for sure because you need to take several factors in to account.  You also cant go just by the number of pass block plays because not all pass blocking is the same.  For example how long is the QB holding on to the ball which results in the offensive linemen needing to hold their blocks longer.  The first few games of the season the Bengals offense was doing nothing but short 5 yard pass plays.  Its hard for a defense to get pressure when the QB is throwing the ball immediately.   Jonah and the rest of the offensive line wouldnt be holding their blocks very long.  Cincinnati primarily played Burrow and Browning at QB.  Las Vegas played O'Connell and Garoppolo.  Burrow got rid of the ball quicker than any of those QBs.  O'Connell got rid of the ball quicker than Browning but not Burrow.  Garoppolo held on to the ball the longest.  On average the Las Vegas line had to hold their blocks longer because their QBs held on to the ball longer.   That is a factor in pass block plays/sacks/pressures.  But yes I agree any of those guys look like they could do as well as Jonah.