Cordell Volson and this offensive line

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(03-26-2024, 10:44 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: Let's hope Cappa just gets back to his playing self before he got Pollack as his OL coach even if he is our best OL right now.

But yeah, would be great if Volson got up to Cappa's play level this year. I picked Volson to make the big jump last year and he 
severely let me down. Just had flashes of being good in the run game, but he was pretty bad in pass protection and always being
in the Shotgun sure didn't help him or any of the OL.

Cappa's PFF grades, sacks, and total pressures allowed each year he was full-time starter:
2019 (TB) - 62.7 grade, 4 sacks allowed, 31 total pressures allowed
2020 (TB) - 69.0 grade, 0 sacks allowed, 27 total pressures allowed
2021 (TB) - 73.4 grade, 5 sacks allowed, 32 total pressures allowed
2022 (CIN) - 67.6 grade, 3 sacks allowed, 20 total pressures allowed
2023 (CIN) - 64.9 grade, 4 sacks allowed, 35 total pressures allowed

He's basically the same guy he was in TB still.
He'll allow ~4 sacks and ~30 total pressures, which is solid but not elite.

Karras is a similar trend between his time in NE and in CIN.

Both guys are solid and probably the least worrisome of the group.
I'll give OBJ a slight pass since it was his first year in CIN's offense last year, but he allowed so many pressures (59).
I think he'll get that number down by ~20 this year (or at least hope so).