Week 7 sack analysis vs. Bills

Coming into week 7, the Jaguars had given up 17 sacks. Against the Bills they only surrendered 2, which is encouraging considering the type of talent the Bills have on the DL with Mario Williams, Jerry Hughes, and Marcell Dareus.

In Week 1 I described the process of distributing accountability to the Jaguars offense when it comes to sacks, be it the OL, Blake, or a miscellaneous reason such as a free blitzer.

Sack No. 1:

The Sack: Sack #1. Parnell slips and Blake steps right into DE. https://t.co/IpTjIjb3Na

— Hank Bortlebert (@HankJoness) October 27, 2015

Situation: 3rd-and-8 and the Jaguars 16 yard line. 2:00 left in the 2nd Quarter.

Who was at fault: Jermey Parnell.

Blake did step up into the DE, but it was more about Parnell slipping. Parnell didn't get "beat" but he is responsible for the sack, his first of the season.

Sack No. 2:

Situation: 1st-and-10 at the Jaguars 36 yard line. 4:43 left in the 4th Quarter.

The Sack: Sack #2. Blake tries to bail out of a clean pocket because he sees room to run up the middle, Bills defense... https://t.co/B3tFI38mRj

— Hank Bortlebert (@HankJoness) October 27, 2015

Who was at fault: Miscellaneous

Marcedes gave up a pressure off the right side which forced Blake to step up into pressure, but there was also tight coverage on the play. Nothing anyone could do.

Here is the updated accountability chart for the Jaguars sacks given up in 2015.