Jonah Williams is playing like a premier LT

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(10-04-2021, 11:17 PM)Crazyjdawg Wrote: Of Zac's three draft classes, 2019 definitely seems to be the worst one, which isn't unreasonable since he didn't even have his staff together until early March. But Williams is turning out to be a star and I love it.

Even the lower-drafted guys still on the team (Wren, Trayveon) still have potential and an opportunity to turn into something (not likely at this point, but you never know).

(10-05-2021, 02:12 AM)rfaulk34 Wrote: What they mean is, to qualify, you have to play at least 50% of the maximum number of snaps. The maximum number is the guy that has played the most snaps. 

Ex: If player A has played the most snaps at 150, in order to qualify on the list, you need to have played at least 75 snaps. Currently, David Quessenberry of the Titans has played a total of 319 snaps this year--the most of all tackles. Jonah has played 229 snaps this year. Well within the 50% minimum to qualify. 

Run blocking, he's graded 10th best at 74.5
Overall he's graded (T) for 17th best at 70.3

Correct; it's to weed out who is a bonafide starter and a spot-guy/backup (because guys with 25% of the snaps can rank high, but they aren't a starter).