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2023 1st round pick is #6 Paris Johnson
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Paris looked solid.
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+ There Is not one single play where he got help
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Those plays where an RB and TE were on his side are all plays where he had help. Not a double-team, but this is how you make life easier for your rookie tackle.
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Thank you for posting this. Good stuff. Paris looked pretty solid and only really got beat the one time.
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Paris has quick feet and very long arms when he will add more strenght he will be a dominant tackle
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Horrible blocking scheme. He ran in totally untouched on one play.
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I think Johnson has bumped the wall, but not smashed into it. In the old days the best defensive rusher was on the left (blindside of right-handed passers). Now they’re often on the right. Johnson has been steady but not flashy. We’ll know much more after his second year. He now knows what he’s up against, so what he does in the offseason will determine his career trajectory.
The last 2 weeks since some said he hit the wall he's been really good. At worse PJJ is going to be an above average starting RT for years to come.
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This. Emphatically!
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He clearly won the match up. Even when he didn't, he gave up outside contain on Murray and a few really good scrambles because he over rushed.
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it seems when Paris gets beat, he gets beat on the quick inside move rather than by speed around the edge or even a bull rush
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Eh no. PJJ won nearly every pass down snap.
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That is interesting. But we ran about 60 plays. So, is it really representative? Maybe he was biased towards picking plays that made it look like a great matchup?
considering play calls and line flips...I would think 12 to 20 is an accurate representation...especially when you know that Anderson only got a coverage sack against PJ...and 2 hurries I think
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It looks like the protection in general wasn't bad.
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It looked like our QB1 completed about 80% of the passes where he had a decent pocket
Peanut Butter and Jelly >> Will Anderson
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Switching from one side of the offensive line to the other is among the NFL's underrated tough tasks
Driving a car with the opposite foot or shaving with the other hand would be major challenges for anyone.
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I don't think Paris played RT in college, so he may be experiencing some of this as well.
Note - he did play RG in college.
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