Larry O still a free agent - Fails physical

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(06-23-2022, 12:50 AM)fredtoast Wrote: Part time players are often pass rush specialists.  So they play a lot more on passing downs.  As they become more full time players they often do not really increase the number of passing downs they play.  Most of the extra snaps they are playing are against the run.

It also works the same way with NTs that just play mostly un running downs.  D-linemen don't usually get a tackle on a pass play unless it is a sack.  So NTs that just play mostly running downs will have a higher ratio of tackles to snaps played.

PFF subscribers can tell us exactly how many of Hill's and Ogunjobi's snaps were against runs and how many against passes.

(06-23-2022, 01:35 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: I am not positive, but I think that they can do better than that.  I think I've seen people post stats like "pass rush win rate" or some such.

Per PFF: 

---------Total snaps  RDef  PRush  Total Prsh  Sk   Hit  Hurry  Tkl   Ast   Miss  Miss%  Stops
BJ Hill------720-------235----481--------38-------8----8----22----40---14-----2-----3.6------30
LarryO-----752-------238----513--------41-------8----7----26-----33---12---13----22.4-----31