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Pass Block Win Rate through week 1 (ESPN)


SgtJoo
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16 hours ago, SgtJoo said:

 

I am not trying to imply our O line is any good.  IT's NOT . 

But let's put this to the eye test.  You watched the Panthers O line  and you watched the Jets O line.

The Jets are at 50%.  The Panthers at 20% 
We ate the Jets O line up.

So how good is this metric  at rating how good an O line is  ??  I'd take the Panthers over the Jets O line

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