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| Offensive line | ||||
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| Cameron Bradfield | Will Rackley | Brad Meester | Uche Nwaneri | Austin Pasztor |
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| 100% 70/70 plays |
100% 70/70 plays |
100% 70/70 plays |
100% 70/70 plays |
100% 70/70 plays |
Thoughts: The offensive line gave up six sacks, seven hits, and seven hurries against the Houston Texans. For the most part the line seemed to be good enough, both in run blocking and pass blocking, but the return of Will Rackley saw the return of his struggles and more consistent pressure up the middle of the offensive line.
| Running back/Fullback | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maurice Jones-Drew | Will Ta'ufo'ou | Jordan Todman | Justin Forsett | Denard Robinson |
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| 61% 43/70 plays |
44% 31/70 plays |
30% 21/70 plays |
6% 4/70 plays |
3% 2/70 plays |
Thoughts: The Jaguars backfield had one of their most productive days to date, especially Maurice Jones-Drew. MJD clearly had his best day of the year, which was helped by a 44-yard run that was a glimpse of the old Jones-Drew, opened up by nice blocks from guys like Ta'ufo'ou. The most interesting has been the sheer lack of Denard Robinson, though when he did get his shot a few weeks ago he fumbled the ball. I think it's clear he's still being groomed for the RB position.
| Tight end | ||||
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| Marcedes Lewis | Clay Harbor | Danny Noble | ||
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| 90% 63/70 plays |
27% 19/70 plays |
6% 4/70 plays |
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Thoughts: The snap distribution at the tight end position is no surprise, with Lewis getting the lion's share, though nearly half of his snaps were run blocking. .
| Wide receiver | ||||
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| Cecil Shorts | Ace Sanders | Kerry Taylor | ||
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| 97% 68/70 plays |
53% 37/70 plays |
81% 57/70 plays |
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Thoughts: The snap distribution at the wide receiver position was a bit of a surprise, in the fact that they only used three receivers and that Taylor got the second most snaps. It makes sense however, as Sanders returns punts and he's much more effective in the slot than on the outside. The team has been banged up at the position, so it's no surprise they used a lot of the tight ends and only 3 receivers.
(h/t to Dawgs by Nature for this idea)
Edit: Fixed names. Hooray for table formatting fun.