2008 Sacks Allowed - Left Tackles
by ChiefDJ on Mar 13, 2009 11:12 PM CDT
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Found these stats posted by Balto at WPI (he didn't link to where he got them, so I'll just have to take his word for their accuracy) and thought it would be an interesting conversation piece:
Left Tackle (sacks allowed)
1. Ryan Clady (Broncos) 0.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
2. Michael Roos (Titans) 1.0 sacks allowed (16 starts) *PRO-BOWL*
3. Tra Thomas (Eagles) 2.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
3. Orlando Pace (Rams) 2.0 sacks allowed (14 starts)
5. Jake Long (Dolphins) 2.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
6. Jordan Gross (Panthers) 3.0 sacks allowed (15 starts) *PRO-BOWL*
6. Jammal Brown (Saints) 3.0 sacks allowed (15 starts)
6. Jared Gaither (Ravens) 3.0 sacks allowed (15 starts)
6. Marcus McNeill (Chargers) 3.0 sacks allowed (14 starts)
6. Tony Ugoh (Colts) 3.0 sacks allowed (12 starts)
6. Chris Samuels (Redskins) 3.0 sacks allowed (12 starts) *PRO-BOWL*
6. Todd Weiner (Falcons) 3.0 sacks allowed (11 starts)
13. Walter Jones (Seahawks) 3.5 sacks allowed (12 starts) *PRO-BOWL*
14. D’Brickashaw Ferguson (Jets) 4.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
14. Bryant McKinnie (Vikings) 4.0 sacks allowed (12 starts)
14. Max Starks (Steelers) 4.0 sacks allowed (11 starts)
17. Joe Thomas (Browns) 4.5 sacks allowed (16 starts) *PRO-BOWL*
17. Branden Albert (Cheifs) 4.5 sacks allowed (15 starts)
19. Levi Brown (Bengals) 5.5 sacks allowed (11 starts)
20. Mike Gandy (Cardinals) 6.25 sacks allowed (16 starts)
21. David Diehl (Giants) 6.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
22. Flozell Adams (Cowboys) 7.25 sacks allowed (16 starts)
23. Khalif Barnes (Jags) 7.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
23. Matt Light (Pats) 7.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
23. Chad Clifton (Packers) 7.5 sacks allowed (15 starts)
23. Kwame Harris (Raiders) 7.5 sacks allowed (11 starts)
27. Joe Staley (49ers) 8.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
28. Donald Penn (Bucs) 8.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
29. Jeff Backus (Lions) 9.25 sacks allowed (16 starts)
30. John St. Clair (Bears) 9.75 sacks allowed (16 starts)
31. Duane Brown (Texans) 11.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
31. Jason Peters (Bills) 11.5 sacks allowed (13 starts) *PRO-BOWL*
Of course the thing that immediately stands out is Branden Albert stepping in with almost no work in training camp and switching from Guard where he played in college and doing a damn fine job on the toughest position on the line, only allowing 4.5 sacks, the same amount as 2007s #3 overall pick and Pro Bowler Joe Thomas in his second year.
A lot of people saying we should take one of the Tackles at the top of the draft this year and move Albert to RT because he's cheaper. I say if it ain't broke, don't fix it. Just because you CAN spend a ton of money on the offensive line doesn't mean you have to. Use that pick (and the money we'd save paying a LT #17 money instead of #3 money) to fill our other needs. You don't need a superstar to play Right Tackle and moving Albert to RT would be a waste of his talent.
The second thing that jumps out at you is Jason Peters, LT for the Bills going to the Pro Bowl while giving up the most sacks of any other LT in the NFL (11.5) in only 13 sacks. The Pro Bowl selection process is stupid.
As many of you know, I've been saying all along that the Lions would pick an Offensive Tackle with the #1 overall pick because it is a need and a safe move (though with Aaron Curry shooting up the draft boards and being a safe pick its possible the Lions will take him instead (though its not a good idea)). In return I have been told the Lions "already have a very good LT". Jeff Backus is 29th in the NFL last year amongst LTs giving up 9.25 sacks, more than twice as many as our rookie.
By means of comparison, Damion McIntosh gave up 7.0 sacks. Just saying...
This is a FanPost and does not necessarily reflect the views of Arrowhead Pride's writers or editors. It does reflect the views of this particular fan though, which is as important as the views of Arrowhead Pride writers or editors.
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Nice post!
I might have to chew on this and re-evaluate my position on wanting Monroe. Albert looks pretty damn impressive on that list.
Vae Victis!
by Buck'O on Mar 13, 2009 11:21 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs
Good post DJ.
I am with you 100% about Albert. He played great last year.
I heard Jim Schwartz from Detroit on the Jim Rome show yesterday say that QBs and Tackles are the hardest players to come by in FA because once they prove themselves nobody will part with them which leads me to believe that he is thinking about drafting one of those positions at #1. The Lions are still looking at Stafford hard and I still think that is what they will do.
We draft Curry at #3 Have Taylor and Richardson duke it out for the RT spot, move Niswanger to RG and draft a Center in the third round and we should have a pretty solid O-line next year.
by Chiefsfan1970 on Mar 13, 2009 11:28 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs
wooo
i was just looking at this exact list then i came on AP. Checking out Khalif Barnes lol
by SayHeyWerd on Mar 13, 2009 11:29 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs
But if Barnes is signed and moved to RT
Or Pace or needs are Center for 2009 Draft. We could still pay them a little more than RT money Too
by Steve_Chiefs on Mar 13, 2009 11:39 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
I'm on that....
band wagon. This year is great because our need at center can be filled at the top of the 3rd with a great prospect like Wood because it so deep. Kind of like what happened last year when Flowers dropped to the top of the 2nd.
by chiefsfan1384 on Mar 14, 2009 2:00 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
I agree DJ
If it ain’t broke don’t fix it.
If Curry is gone then I can see taking either OT or DT, maybe reaching for Orackpo to play our new “predator” LB spot, but over all there is no pressing need to take an OT with our #3. We would be better served taking a defensive guy.
The Powers Of Astute Observation Are Often Mistaken As Cynacism By Those That Do Not Posses Them -- G.B. Shaw
by Texas Chief on Mar 13, 2009 11:34 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs
Of all the teams on this lists,...
How in the hell do you misspell CHIEFS!!!!!! Your killing me!!!!!!!!!
17. Branden Albert (Cheifs) 4.5 sacks allowed (15 starts)Goodnight “Chiefs Kingdom”
by HOF4DT58 on Mar 13, 2009 11:38 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs
Great Oogbly Boogly!
The Powers Of Astute Observation Are Often Mistaken As Cynacism By Those That Do Not Posses Them -- G.B. Shaw
by Texas Chief on Mar 13, 2009 11:42 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
I saw that too
"I can only imagine what it is going to be like in that town if we are fortunate to build a winner. You win there, you can sense that it would be something really special." - Todd Haley
by Jason Shore on Mar 14, 2009 12:11 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
not every one can remember I before E except after C
I have to think every time
by Steve_Chiefs on Mar 13, 2009 11:41 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs
I've said it once
I’ll say it twice – Clady got screwed.
by KansasCityShuffle on Mar 13, 2009 11:47 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs
Yep
"I can only imagine what it is going to be like in that town if we are fortunate to build a winner. You win there, you can sense that it would be something really special." - Todd Haley
by Jason Shore on Mar 14, 2009 12:12 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
I guess if you are OK with the 18th best
If we picked up a guy that was in the top 5 of that list wouldn’t that be a major improvement? LT is not my 1st choice but of the top 5 players in the draft at this moment you have 2 LT, a QB, LB, and WR. We no longer need a QB and top 10 WRs are usually a waste. So that leaves picking a LB or LT, so if Curry is picked before we get a chance we almost have to pick a LT. Orokapo and Raji would be over reaching very badly with the 3rd pick.
If Curry is gone I would love to see them trade down, but we all know that doesn’t happen in the top 5 any more. So if we are stuck picking a LT, one that should be more talented in that position than Albert.
by tevans96 on Mar 13, 2009 11:49 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs
Does that mean that you don't go after Pace or Barnes
Because you might have to go OT in draft? I really don’t want to push Albert to Guard because we pick up tackle in FA and are forced to BPA in draft and take another Tackle.
It would be a Nirvana/Hellish experience all in one pick.
Monroe Albert Wood Waters Pace
My God I might be able to get a yard or two behind that line. Right after I pooped my pants.
by Steve_Chiefs on Mar 14, 2009 12:03 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
LOL
wow wouldnt that be nice but………… it will never happen!
by CPT.Caveman on Mar 14, 2009 12:51 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
A problem I wouldn't mind having
Having too many good players at one position is a problem that I wouldn’t mind dealing with. It gives you lots of options, you can trade one of the players or move them to other positions or just have really great depth.
You should follow your plan in FA and get the guys that can help your team win. If we do take a LT in with the 3rd pick then we will probably be improving 3 positions or at the very least 2 with just 1 pick depending on what they do with Albert.
by tevans96 on Mar 14, 2009 8:12 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
If curry is gone......
i hope we do trade down Matthews from USC would be nice or Rey .m!
by CPT.Caveman on Mar 14, 2009 12:49 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
Agree....but
Trading out of the 3rd pick is going to be a major problem unless a team is in love with someone at 3. The problem I see is why would they trade up to the 3rd pick when the player they really want might be there a couple of picks later.
The ONLY trade bait I see is Crabtree and he is currently sliding a little in the draft to somewhere around the 5th to 7th pick. If Seattle passes on him a team could get him much cheeper than at the 3rd pick. If I was a GM I would gamble that he would fall past Seattle and I wouldn’t make the trade with KC.
Stafford is the other guy that would maybe get some trade talk going but of the teams with the pick to be able to move up I don’t see a QB hungry team.
by tevans96 on Mar 14, 2009 8:18 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
The ranking is absolutely meaningless
Joe Thomas was the 1st OT off the board in 2007 (a much more touted prospect than any of the guys this year or last) and in his second year he gave up the same number of sacks as Albert. Jake Long is 5th on the list and only gave up 2 fewer sacks.
You shouldn’t be hung up on the rankings, but rather the performance and Albert in his rookie year, converting from Guard to Tackle and missing all of training camp did just as well as the top OTs off the board the last few years.
by ChiefDJ on Mar 14, 2009 10:13 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
Albert did a good job
I don’t have a problem with Albert and I do think he did a good job. But when I would watch him in games he struggled a lot and would often fail to seal off the end on running plays. I would not have any problem with him staying there but if we get someone better then I don’t have a problem moving him to another spot on the line and improving multiple positions.
Joe Thomas had a sophmore slump but he also started more games than Albert last year. I spend most of the game watching the lines so I noticed how Albert played and he was not and elite tackle, he was good but not great.
by tevans96 on Mar 14, 2009 4:58 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
I would rather take...
Crabtree than take a LT if Curry is gone. I don’t think Monroe is going to be this amazing player like people are projecting. I liked Clady a lot more than I do Monroe coming out of college. I think these tackles are being over rated because this draft is not very top heavy. And I don’t see how the Lions take a strong side linebacker #1 overall. They pretty much have to take Stafford in my opinion and then fill their left tackle spot with the #20 pick.
by chiefsfan1384 on Mar 14, 2009 2:04 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
Jason Peters
How the hell did he make it to the Pro Bowl? That’s absurd.
by NESilver on Mar 14, 2009 12:31 AM CDT reply actions 0 recs
The only thing stat wise
is the Bills were 14 overall in rushing last regular season. That’s good, but not great. But I do wonder if Peters had anything to do with that stat. Running back usually tend to run right – correct? (or up the middle)
I still don’t understand how that would get him to the pro bowl. Maybe he’s good friends with the Commish?
by ChiefDog on Mar 14, 2009 7:10 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
The pro bowl has nothing to do with ability
The commish doesn’t vote on it. Neither do the coaches.
The pro bowl has been a sham ever since they opened the voting to the general public.
It’s a popularity contest, and nothing more. It does not represent the talent, ability, or the prowess of any player at any position.
The Powers Of Astute Observation Are Often Mistaken As Cynacism By Those That Do Not Posses Them -- G.B. Shaw
by Texas Chief on Mar 14, 2009 7:28 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
They should make...
sacks allowed and like pancake blocks a regular stat. Namdi Asomugh has probably been the best corner in the league for 3 years now and he just made it in the pro bowl this year. They need to change the format. Its stupid, because most fans are ignorant of the details.
by chiefsfan1384 on Mar 14, 2009 2:08 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
exactly how Roy Williams (the safety) kept getting there prior to this last one
he had one good year and played on a solid D (ineffectively) and made it a lot of times he shouldn’t have
Time is a great teacher... unfortunately it kills all it's pupils.
by 808NaNz808 on Mar 14, 2009 4:51 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
Speaking of D-Mac
I’d like to see the numbers for where he stands against Right Tackles
by KansasCityShuffle on Mar 14, 2009 1:48 AM CDT reply actions 0 recs
could these stats be misleading?
just curious, but couldn’t the stats of our line be questioned due to the offense that was implemented for Tyler T? I have heard many people comment here on that playing a major role in the reason we switched our offense. That and to play into Tyler T’s strengths.
by WarChief on Mar 14, 2009 4:51 AM CDT reply actions 0 recs
I say if it ain't broke, don't fix it
I tend to say if it ain’t broke, doesn’t mean it’s optimal.
I agree with you that Albert had a great rookie season at LT, but if we can upgrade, whether it be Monroe or whoever, then I say do it!
You know Jonathan Ogden is going to probably be a first ballot HOFer. His rookie season? Guard, where he won All-Rookie honors. Now he’ll go into the HOF as a LT.
by Joel Thorman on Mar 14, 2009 6:59 AM CDT reply actions 0 recs
If we cannot trade down
and are deciding between whether to pick up Curry or Monroe, the choice in my mind is clear its Monroe. The positional value of LT compared to MLB or ILB is grossly in favor of LT.
Moving Albert to another position on the line and posting an elite LT out there with him goes along way to improving the OLine and getting younger. It improves our team more than the addition of Curry would and Albert has shown he is a versatile player, capable of change we can believe in.
by Lvl.99 on Mar 14, 2009 7:45 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
LTs in the draft
I think it is very likely that both of the top LT prospects will be gone by the 3rd pick. I think the lions are going to play it very safe and take the lowest bust rate position and select a Tackle. And we all know that St. Louis has needed a Tackle for the last 2 years so I think that is almost a lock. That would leave us looking at Curry, Crabtree, or Stafford as the guys that really have the talent to be top 3 picks. Of those 3 I would only consider Curry at this time. We don’t need a QB so stafford is out and I would want to see how Crabtrees foot heals before I gave him 10s of Millions of dollars.
by tevans96 on Mar 14, 2009 8:24 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
We will likely take Wood in the 3rd
Since we don’t have our 2nd round pick anymore, we can’t get Mack or Unger. Meaning we will draft Wood as our C in the 3rd. If we take Monroe or Smith as our 1st round pick, we wouldn’t have used any first day picks on our defense, which was the worst in the league last year. I think we will go defense with our #3 pick and Curry is currently considered the best defensive player.
by Chiefs4Life on Mar 16, 2009 10:46 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
here's another list
Here’s another list with sacks given up for more positions from another forum (http://www.prosportsdaily.com/forums/showthread.php?t=330861)
I also cannot verify accuracy because no source is given (unless you know who Big T is)
LT
1. Ryan Clady (Broncos) 0.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
2. Michael Roos (Titans) 1.0 sacks allowed (16 starts) PRO-BOWL
3. Tra Thomas (Eagles) 2.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
3. Orlando Pace (Rams) 2.0 sacks allowed (14 starts)
5. Jake Long (Dolphins) 2.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
6. Jordan Gross (Panthers) 3.0 sacks allowed (15 starts) PRO-BOWL
6. Jammal Brown (Saints) 3.0 sacks allowed (15 starts)
6. Jared Gaither (Ravens) 3.0 sacks allowed (15 starts)
6. Marcus McNeill (Chargers) 3.0 sacks allowed (14 starts)
6. Tony Ugoh (Colts) 3.0 sacks allowed (12 starts)
6. Chris Samuels (Redskins) 3.0 sacks allowed (12 starts) PRO-BOWL
6. Todd Weiner (Falcons) 3.0 sacks allowed (11 starts)
13. Walter Jones (Seahawks) 3.5 sacks allowed (12 starts) PRO-BOWL
14. D’Brickashaw Ferguson (Jets) 4.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
14. Bryant McKinnie (Vikings) 4.0 sacks allowed (12 starts)
14. Max Starks (Steelers) 4.0 sacks allowed (11 starts)
17. Joe Thomas (Browns) 4.5 sacks allowed (16 starts) PRO-BOWL
17. Branden Albert (Cheifs) 4.5 sacks allowed (15 starts)
19. Levi Brown (Bengals) 5.5 sacks allowed (11 starts)
20. Mike Gandy (Cardinals) 6.25 sacks allowed (16 starts)
21. David Diehl (Giants) 6.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
22. Flozell Adams (Cowboys) 7.25 sacks allowed (16 starts)
23. Khalif Barnes (Jags) 7.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
23. Matt Light (Pats) 7.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
23. Chad Clifton (Packers) 7.5 sacks allowed (15 starts)
23. Kwame Harris (Raiders) 7.5 sacks allowed (11 starts)
27. Joe Staley (49ers) 8.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
28. Donald Penn (Bucs) 8.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
29. Jeff Backus (Lions) 9.25 sacks allowed (16 starts)
30. John St. Clair (Bears) 9.75 sacks allowed (16 starts)
31. Duane Brown (Texans) 11.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
31. Jason Peters (Bills) 11.5 sacks allowed (13 starts) PRO-BOWL
LG
1. Kris Dielman (Chargers) 0 sacks allowed (16 starts) PRO-BOWL
1. Charlie Johnson (Colts) 0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
1. David Baas (49ers) 0 sacks allowed (9 starts)
4. Carl Nicks (Saints) 0.5 sacks allowed (13 starts)
5. Todd Herremans (Eagles) 0.75 sacks allowed (15 starts)
6. Brian Waters (Chiefs) 1.0 sacks allowed (16 starts) PRO-BOWL
7. Josh Beekman (Bears) 1.25 sacks allowed (16 starts)
8. Robert Gallery (Raiders) 1.75 sacks allowed (16 starts)
8. Reggie Wells (Cardinals) 1.75 sacks allowed (16 starts)
10. Eugene Amano (Titans) 2.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
10. Chris Chester (Ravens) 2.0 sacks allowed (11 starts)
12. Chester Pitts (Texans) 2.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
12. Ben Hamilton (Broncos) 2.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
12. Travelle Wharton (Panthers) 2.5 sacks allowed (14 starts)
12. Jacob Bell (Rams) 2.5 sacks allowed (13 starts)
12. Jeff Smiley (Dolphins) 2.5 sacks allowed (12 starts)
17. Rich Seubert (Giants) 3.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
17. Pete Kendall (Redskins) 3.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
17. Justin Blalock (Falcons) 3.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
27. Eric Steinbach (Browns) 3.0 sacks allowed (14 starts)
21. Floyd Womack (Seahawks) 3.5 sacks allowed (14 starts)
22. Edwin Mulitalo (Lions) 4.25 sacks allowed (11 starts)
23. Arron Sears (Bucs) 4.5 sacks allowed (15 starts)
23. Uche Nwaneri (Jags) 4.5 sacks allowed (15 starts)
23. Cory Procter (Cowboys) 4.5 sacks allowed (11 starts)
26. Logan Mankins (Pats) 5.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
26. Andrew Whitworth (Bengals) 5.0 sacks allowed (10 starts)
28. Daryn Colledge (Packers) 6.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
29. Steve Hutchinson (Vikings) 7.0 sacks allowed (16 starts) PRO-BOWL
29. Alan Faneca (Jets) 7.0 sacks allowed (16 starts) PRO-BOWL
31. Chris Kemoeatu (Steelers) 7.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
32. Derrick Dockery (Bills) 8.25 sacks allowed (16 starts)
C
1. Olin Kreutz (Bears) 0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
1. Todd McClure (Falcons) 0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
1. Chris Myers (Texans) 0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
1. Kevin Mawae (Titans) 0 sacks allowed (15 starts) PRO-BOWL
1. Ryan Kalil (Panthers) 0 sacks allowed (12 starts)
6. Brad Meester (Jags) 0.25 sacks allowed (10 starts)
7. Lyle Sendlein (Cardinals) 0.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
8. Duke Preston (Bills) 0.75 sacks allowed (11 starts)
9. Casey Wiegmann (Broncos) 1.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
9. Jeff Faine (Bucs) 1.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
9. Jonathan Goodwin (Saints) 1.0 sacks allowed (13 starts)
12. Nick Mangold (Jets) 2.0 sacks allowed (16 starts) PRO-BOWL
12. Andre Gurode (Cowboys) 2.0 sacks allowed (16 starts) PRO-BOWL
12. Shaun O’Hara (Giants) 2.0 sacks allowed (16 starts) PRO-BOWL
12. Matt Birk (Vikings) 2.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
12. Jeff Saturday (Colts) 2.0 sacks allowed (12 starts)
12. Dominic Raiola (Lions) 2.0 sacks allowed (12 starts)
12. Nick Leckey (Rams) 2.0 sacks allowed (10 starts)
19. Jason Brown (Ravens) 2.25 sacks allowed (16 starts)
19. Jamaal Jackson (Eagles) 2.25 sacks allowed (16 starts)
21. Hank Fraley (Browns) 2.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
21. Nick Hardwick (Chargers) 2.5 sacks allowed (13 starts)
21. Jake Grove (Raiders) 2.5 sacks allowed (12 starts)
21. Chris Spencer (Seahawks) 2.5 sacks allowed (11 starts)
25. Rudy Niswanger (Chiefs) 3.5 sacks allowed (15 starts)
25. Scott Wells (Packers) 3.5 sacks allowed (13 starts)
27. Eric Heitmann (49ers) 4.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
27. Eric Ghaiciuc (Bengals) 4.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
29. Samson Satele (Dolphins) 4.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
29. Dan Koppen (Pats) 4.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
31. Casey Rabach (Redskins) 5.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
32. Justin Harwig (Steelers) 6.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
RG
1. Chris Kuper (Broncos) 0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
2. Jake Scott (Titans) 0.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
2. Max Jean-Gilles (Eagles) 0.5 sacks allowed (10 starts)
4. Chris Snee (Giants) 1.0 sacks allowed (16 starts) PRO-BOWL
4. Harvey Dahl (Falcons) 1.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
4. Jason Spitz (Packers) 1.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
4. Ikechuku Ndukwe (Dolphins) 1.0 sacks allowed (15 starts)
4. Brad Butler (Bills) 1.0 sacks allowed (13 starts)
4. Davin Joseph (Bucs) 1.0 sacks allowed (12 starts)
4. Adrian Jones (Chiefs) 1.0 sacks allowed (10 starts)
11. Rex Hadnot (Browns) 1.5 sacks allowed (15 starts)
12. Deuce Lutui (Cardinals) 2.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
12. Brandon Moore (Jets) 2.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
12. Mike Brisiel (Texans) 2.0 sacks allowed (16 starts) …ERFA
12. Jahri Evans (Saints) 2.0 sacks allowed (16 starts) …RFA
12. Mike Pollak (Colts) 2.0 sacks allowed (13 starts)
12. Stephen Neal (Pats) 2.0 sacks allowed (9 starts)
18. Roberto Garza (Bears) 2.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
19. Randy Thomas (Redskins) 4.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
19. Robbie Williams (Bengals) 4.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
19. Cooper Carlisle (Raiders) 4.0 sacks allowed (15 starts)
19. Stephen Peterman (Lions) 4.0 sacks allowed (14 starts)
19. Tony Wragge (49ers) 4.0 sacks allowed (10 starts) …RFA
24. Leonard Davis (Cowboys) 4.5 sacks allowed (16 starts) PRO-BOWL
24. Mike Goff (Chargers) 4.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
26. Darnell Stapleton (Steelers) 5.0 sacks allowed (12 starts)
27. Ben Grubbs (Ravens) 6.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
27. Richie Incognito (Rams) 6.5 sacks allowed (15 starts)
29. Dennis Norman (Jags) 7.25 sacks allowed (14 starts)
30. Anthony Herrera (Vikings) 7.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
No Seahawk or Panther started more then 8 games at RG
RT
1. Ryan Diem (Colts) 1.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
1. Jon Stinchcomb (Saints) 1.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
1. Ray Willis (Seahawks) 1.5 sacks allowed (10 starts)
4. David Stewart (Titans) 2.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
4. Mark Tauscher (Packers) 2.0 sacks allowed (13 starts)
6. Ryan Harris (Broncos) 2.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
6. Tyson Clabo (Falcons) 2.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
8. Langston Walker (Bills) 3.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
8. Nick Kaczur (Pats) 3.0 sacks allowed (14 starts)
10. Willie Anderson (Ravens) 3.5 sacks allowed (11 starts)
11. Kareem McKenzie (Giants) 4.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
11. Vernon Carey (Dolphins) 4.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
11. Kevin Shaffer (Browns) 4.5 sacks allowed (15 starts)
14. Jeff Otah (Panthers) 5.0 sacks allowed (12 starts)
15. Tony Pashos (Jags) 5.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
15. Marc Colombo (Cowboys) 5.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
17. Willie Colon (Steelers) 5.75 sacks allowed (16 starts) …RFA
18. John Tait (Bears) 6.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
18. Jeremy Trueblood (Bucs) 6.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
18. Ryan Cook (Vikings) 6.0 sacks allowed (14 starts)
18. Gosder Cherilus (Lions) 6.0 sacks allowed (13 starts)
22. Damien Woody (Jets) 6.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
22. Jeromey Clary (Chargers) 6.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
22. Jon Jansen (Redskins) 6.5 sacks allowed (11 starts)
25. Jon Runyan (Eagles) 7.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
25. Damion McIntosh (Chiefs) 7.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
27. Cornell Green (Raiders) 7.5 sacks allowed (16 starts)
27. Alex Barron (Rams) 7.5 sacks allowed (15 starts)
29. Eric Winston (Texans) 8.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
30. Stacy Andrews (Bengals) 9.5 sacks allowed (15 starts)
31. Adam Snyder (49ers) 9.5 sacks allowed (13 starts)
32. Levi Brown (Cardinals) 11.0 sacks allowed (16 starts)
by paxi on Mar 14, 2009 8:19 AM CDT reply actions 0 recs
Kevin Shaffer looks sexy right now
Time is a great teacher... unfortunately it kills all it's pupils.
by 808NaNz808 on Mar 14, 2009 12:38 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
Man
Alex Barron – what a bust
by KansasCityShuffle on Mar 14, 2009 2:16 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
Gary
These statisitics need some context. For example – what percentage of downs is a defense playing the pass agains an 0-16 team who is ALWAYS behind? So of course a Detroit left tackle is going to give up a lot of sacks. Being here in Buffalo I think it’s pretty sad that Peters wants to be the highest paid left tackle in football? Brutal!
by Gary123chiefs on Mar 14, 2009 9:57 AM CDT reply actions 0 recs
our O was hardly on the field so its an unfair assessment
which could sort of explain why the pro bowlers werent always the top guys on the list… still the system is messed up
Time is a great teacher... unfortunately it kills all it's pupils.
by 808NaNz808 on Mar 14, 2009 12:43 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
That list makes our line look decent except for D-Mac...He suuuucks!
And Nice-wang….er?
by Chiefsfan1970 on Mar 14, 2009 2:28 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs
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