http://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2012/02/20/2011-pass-blocking-efficiency-offensive-tackles/ (1– ((Sacks + (0.75*(Hits + Hurries))/ Pass Blocking Snaps))*100 = PBE Rating Code: 2011 Pass Blocking Efficiency, Offensive Tackles, Bottom 20 # Name Team Pass Block SnapsTotal Pressure AllowedPBE 56 Jeremy Bridges ARZ 319 26 93.3 57 Sean Locklear WAS 205 17 93.3 58 Jeromey Clary SD 621 56 93.0 59 J'Marcus Webb CHI 549 48 92.9 60 Levi Brown ARZ 620 56 92.8 61 Wayne Hunter NYJ 604 54 92.8 62 Barry RichardsonKC 552 50 92.8 63 Kareem McKenzie NYG 626 59 92.7 64 Jammal Brown WAS 463 43 92.5 65 Rodger Saffold SL 359 32 92.5 66 Jeremy TruebloodTB 596 59 92.4 67 Brandon Keith ARZ 321 31 92.4 68 Marc Colombo MIA 543 53 92.3 69 Marshall NewhouseGB 544 54 92.2 70 Jonathan Scott PIT 203 20 91.9 71 Guy Whimper JAX 472 48 91.6 72 James Carpenter SEA 311 33 91.6 73 Lance Louis CHI 347 38 91.2 74 Sam Baker ATL 242 28 90.9 75 David Diehl NYG 246 30 90.4 Amazing how the Giants were able to win the superbowl while getting WORSE play out of their tackles, especially Diehl who started every playoff game at left tackle and was an absolute turnstile. I guess it helps when you have a elite quarterback who can react to pressure and find an open man down field before he's forced to eat it.
The Giants went 9-7 in the regular season last year. They got hot at the right time and have a really good defense in addition to a QB who can play at an elite level. They went 9-7 still, one game better than us. One 99 yard play different than us. Not too surprising considreing their front 4 on defense is better and their QB is better
I don't give a crap about other teams problems, I care about my teams problems. Wayne Hunter is my teams problem, and I want him GONE.
"I guess it helps when you have an elite quarterback who can react to pressure and find an open man down field before he's forced to eat it" If Sanchez had an open man then I'm guessing he would throw it. I have to admitt it could be a combination of 3 things: 1) poor blocking 2) no open receivers 3) Sanchez not finding the open receiver or not having enough confidence in himself to throw the god damm ball.
This confirms everything I've been saying about sanchez all along. He is incapable of making his teammates better , which is exactly what the role of a qb is supposed to be. I'm not saying hunter is anywhere near good, but Sanchez definitely exacerbates his terribleness.
You put Tom Brady in Sanchez’s shoes last Sunday and he looks completely mortal. Im guessing you didnt watch the same game I did? You know, where Hunter just got physically dominated the whole game? Not sure how Sanchez is supposed to make him better... I mean maybe he could inject him with steroids while he’s sleeping?
Hunter is pretty bad, thats no debate, but other teams (Giants/Packers/Falcons) were getting just as bad play out of their tackles and still had playoff seasons. Cleveland/Tennessee/Buffalo all got great tackle play but were terrible teams overall, and especially bad to average at quarterback.
Better QB with better WRs. Teams are going to drop back in coverage more against the Giants than against the Jets. There is a few reasons why a terrible RT on the Jets would be more glaring than on the Giants.
So would you prefer Mark Sanchez to Peyton Manning? Because I we had the later, manning would put hunter in a position I succeed through his superior ability in reading defenses and making adjustments at the line or scrimmage. Not getting manning will go down as this organizations biggest failure this offseason.
How would that matter on the way that PFF calculate pressures? Either the tackle gave up a pressure on a passing play or he didn't.
No. Elite QB's make players better. Not all QB's. All QB's have helped. The better QB's the less the help, but they are still 1/53 players on a team. Eli didn't make anyone better in his first SB. Brady didn't. Peyton didn't. Big Ben didn't. Their defense made them better and gave them chances and the win. Look at the next level of QB's past the top 5-6. They all have some big time help. Ryan -> White, Gonzalez, Julio. Flacco-> Ray Rice, Boldin, Torrey Smith. Rivers-> Jackson, Gates, LT, Sproles When Sanchez had Keller, Braylon, Holmes, LT, 11-5 and 2 playoff wins.
Mind games dont make up for Hunter’s complete incompetence as a player. He continually gets manhandled by players smaller than him by 40 pounds or more. Peyton Manning calling out a blitz or rolling protection to a certain side cant make up for the fact that Hunter is physically not capable of blocking an NFL caliber player. And yes, getting Peyton Manning would’ve solved every hole we have and paying him would’ve be very feasible.
That's about it - and then there's the small fact that Eli was in his 8th year in the league and not his 3rd. But people will overlook that and forget that Eli didn't look nearly as good in year 3 as he did in year 8. QB's generally take about 5 years to cook.
that was a great job by eli getting that miracle hail mary in green bay...and forcing those two special teams turnovers in san fran, or his brilliant 9 completion day against us. Or making that ball stick to tyrees helmet after your offensive line held ever player in pursuit of you. bull fucking shit. Eli has made some plays...he's also been obscenely lucky.
it helps to have 1 very good WR in nicks and a breakout WR in cruz. jets don't really have much after holmes.
We don't even have a true number one receiver. Our number 1 receiver is a number 2 on many teams in the league. The fact of the matter is that while Sanchez is probably just an average QB, the guy has no weapons and a terrible line, and he's only in his 4th year. Tanny hasn't done enough to put him in a position to succeed this year.
That makes no sense for 2 reasons. 1. If your opponent has an effective passing game the LAST thing you want to do is let the opposing QB drop back to pass while not facing any pressure. 2. This chart measures pressures and sacks allowed. It wouldn't matter if the defense rushed 1 and dropped 10, that would still count as a pressure or sack allowed.
