OL hits and sacks - Joe Goodberry

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(04-15-2021, 06:35 PM)Isaac Curtis: The Real #85 Wrote: As others have noted:

1) Only listing hits/sacks and not hurries/pressures paints an incomplete picture.

2) Snaps are needed for context. The Redmond, Adeniji, Johnson numbers are worse in that light. As are Jonah's conpared to Hart.

Also:

1) Where is Price?

Price, Jordan, plus Johnson/Adeniji are all one snap away from being a starter. That is unacceptable. We need a new signing at T, G, and C before the season starts. Redmond, Adeniji, Johnson, Jordan, and Price are Practice Squad level guys. Maybe Pollack can fix a couple. But they are projects, not players. I don't want projects playing. We need 8 players. We have 5.

It doesn't paint an incomplete picture, it's saying a different message.
In a pressure/hurry, Burrow isn't physically getting hit.
With a sack or hit, he is.
You're far more likely to get injured from a hit or sack vs a pressure/hurry.
I say "far more likely" because you could possibly hurt yourself trying to avoid the hit.

As for pass block snap counts, here they are, in order from most to least:
Hopkins - 600
Reiff - 567
Hart - 552
Jordan - 499
Spain - 437
Williams - 429
Johnson - 293
Redmond - 278
Su'a-Filo - 155
Adeniji - 150
Price - 138 (1 sack, not sure on hits)

If you extrapolate the data on a per-pass block snap basis (highest in bold):
Hopkins - 0.00167 hit per snap, same for sack per snap
Reiff - 0.012 hit per snap, 0.00176 sack per snap
Williams - 0.0139 hit per snap, 0.00699 sack per snap
Hart - 0.0145 hit per snap, 0.00725 sack per snap
XSF+Spain (combined 592 pass block snaps) - 0.00844 hit per snap, 0.00337 sack per snap
Jordan - 0.03006 hit per snap, 0.00601 sack per snap
Johnson - 0.01706 hit per snap, 0.006825 sack per snap
Redmond - 0.00719 hit per snap, 0.01079 sack per snap
Adeniji - 0.01333 hit per snap, 0.02667 sack per snap
Price - 0.00725 sack per snap (same as Hart)

So from those calculations, Jordan was the worst when it came to hits (duh), and Adeniji was actually the worst when it came to sacks.
Note that Hart was worse than Williams for both hits and sacks, and Price had the same sack-per-snap as Hart.
Hopkins was the best pass protector when it came to defenders touching the QB.