top 10 offensive and defensive line accord to pff

[DTP]

That sacks allowed stat should have a huge asterisk that just says "Cam Doing Cam Stuff"

It’s also reflective of the fact that Miami attempted 150 more passes than Florida did. Sack percentage is a better measure of pass protection because obviously, teams that rarely throw the ball aren’t going to give up many sacks.

Miami was 31 in sacks given up percentage. Florida was 58th.

To @DMoney ‘s point, Miami was 15th in 2023 with statues TVD and Emory Williams getting a majority of the snaps. Cam holding the ball for too long drastically inflated the numbers but Cam holding the ball too long also drastically inflated our big play numbers so there’s obviously a trade off.

 

[Felonious Monk]

Gators top 5. Amazing.

 

[Ironmanfootball]

TVD got sacked less than Cam Ward.

Part of what made Cam great was holding the ball and hunting for huge plays. But it inflated our sack numbers.

TVD also threw picks to avoid taking sacks. Cam Ward also ducked 7 guys and flipped the ball to Riley Williams for a huge play.

 

[DMoney]

TVD also threw picks to avoid taking sacks. Cam Ward also ducked 7 guys and flipped the ball to Riley Williams for a huge play.

TVD threw a ton of picks when he had all day in the pocket. That’s what was most frustrating about 2023 (along with the kneel).

 

[ageezy]

TVD threw a ton of picks when he had all day in the pocket. That’s what was most frustrating about 2023 (along with the kneel).

ga tech comes to mind

 

[JHallCanes]

PFF is a ho

 

[TwentySix]

Hmmmmm

 

[FuriousStyles]

Hmmmmm

 

[DC3]

Hmmmmm

Bama is missing thier best DT today but that's just another reason that the only thing you should look at PFF for is for snap counts and what postion they played

 

[TwentySix]

Bama is missing thier best DT today but that's just another reason that the only thing you should look at PFF for is for snap counts and what postion they played

One DT wouldn’t fix this **** show but yeah I’m with you