snark all you want but its the nature of the position. You only really notice the blindside protection when it fails and Paris has gone unnoticed.Yes please consider the multiverse carefully when evaluating Paris Johnson.
snark all you want but its the nature of the position. You only really notice the blindside protection when it fails and Paris has gone unnoticed.Yes please consider the multiverse carefully when evaluating Paris Johnson.
I disagree. The bar is set by Paris Johnson vs league average LTs. Paris might be slightly above league average. Will Anderson is significantly above league average at his position.The better Paris Johnson plays the less "impact" we see from him.
His primary job is to keep bad things from happening.
dude may have already saved Kyler from 10 separate career ending injuries..we will just never know.
I notice Paris shutting down players too...and I notice our quarterback not getting blindsided in 1.2 seconds... but the "Impact" of that is tough to measure. Because its hard to place a value on something that doesnt happen.And another place I disagree is your statement about a lack of notice. I notice Tret Williams shutting down players. I notice Penei Sewell dominating players. I notice Tristan Wirfs.
I think where you missing is that average OTs don't get noticed. They glaringly good or bad. Good and bad OTs 100% do get noticed.
Will Anderson had a big jump in his 2nd year and so did PJJ moving to LT and playing extremely well. From a position standpoint, Garrett Williams outperformed both. With Ojulari and Robinson healthy (hopefully) this trade could be lopsided in the cards favor by the end of the year.I disagree. The bar is set by Paris Johnson vs league average LTs. Paris might be slightly above league average. Will Anderson is significantly above league average at his position.
Bro he couldn’t take ST5’s jobGarrett Williams outperformed both
Paris allowed 4 sacks and 7 penalties in 2024. Neither of those are dominant stats.I notice Paris shutting down players too...and I notice our quarterback not getting blindsided in 1.2 seconds... but the "Impact" of that is tough to measure. Because its hard to place a value on something that doesnt happen.
But there is a reason why 20million dollar contracts hit the LT position before they hit the edge position.
everybody wants "flashy" and seeing a good edge rusher blow past a guy and flatten the QB is exciting and can be game changing. I agree.
But a solid OT that keeps that from happening is more valuable to a team...for the very basic reason that it keeps your quarterback on the field.
Correct! He couldn’t take Budda’s job either. He is playing a different positionBro he couldn’t take ST5’s job
Not according to metrics.I disagree. The bar is set by Paris Johnson vs league average LTs. Paris might be slightly above league average. Will Anderson is significantly above league average at his position.
Based on what? Penalties? No. Sacks allowed? No. Cardinals 7-7 with him. 1-2 without.Not according to metrics.
Just because PJJ is more balanced in his play doesn’t mean he is a worse player. PJJ is just below the best as an overall OT.
How about the fact that he is good in the run game too?Based on what? Penalties? No. Sacks allowed? No. Cardinals 7-7 with him. 1-2 without.
If you are saying film analysis by people who don’t know the blocking assignments of each play is “metrics”, it’s not.
I said Paris is a slightly above average LT. The argument that he is better than that is on the person claiming he is better than that. He wouldn’t be slightly above average if I wasn’t taking into his run blocking into account. His penalties and sacks allowed are below league average.How about the fact that he is good in the run game too?
Tunsil would be a top 3 OT if only using your comp. Too bad that he’s a liability in the run game.
Love the fact that you have zero metrics to present yourself, yet attack metrics that counter your opinion
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And you have have every right to have your opinion.I said Paris is a slightly above average LT. The argument that he is better than that is on the person claiming he is better than that. He wouldn’t be slightly above average if I wasn’t taking into his run blocking into account. His penalties and sacks allowed are below league average.
would be a B- to a B. He rated him a C+. Seems like y’all are quibbling.And you have have every right to have your opinion.
But he still ranks #11 out of 64. That’s top 20%
Actually not. Because it’s quite important. The whole premise for this discussion is Anderson vs. PJJ.That
would be a B- to a B. He rated him a C+. Seems like y’all are quibbling.
Actually that gives Anderson a B to B+ compared to PJJ’s B- to B. It’s essentially the difference of a full + or - using traditional U.S. grading system. Of course I don’t know what ranking you’re using to arrive on #9 and #11, so it all may be a moot point if those rankings are unreliable or inaccurate.Actually not. Because it’s quite important. The whole premise for this discussion is Anderson vs. PJJ.
Both are buttom of the top 20% at a top 3 position.
Anderson is #9 at Edge and PJJ is #11 at OT. Chopper is arguing that there is a huge difference between the two.
I do not agree and I have metrics to support it. He doesn’t
FAKE metricsNot according to metrics.
Just because PJJ is more balanced in his play doesn’t mean he is a worse player. PJJ is just below the best as an overall OT.
Easy. Then show your.FAKE metrics
Well, they dont play the same position. but PFF had williams as the 3rd highest graded CB in the nfl, so....Bro he couldn’t take ST5’s job