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As a team, we're not doing bad in pass and run blocking, if you go by base win percentages, compared to being 32nd last year:

Miami Dolphins Pass Blocking Win Rate -- 23rd with 56%, top team is 88%.
Miami Dolphins Run Blocking Win Rate -- 18th with 70%, top team is 81%.

Individuals doing well, top 10:

Robert Hunt -- 7th rated Guard at 98% in Pass Block Win Rate, top player is 5 tied at 100%.
Connor Williams -- 8th rated Center at 75% in Run Block Win Rate, top player is 87%.
Terron Armstead -- 8th rated Tackle at 96% in Pass Block Win Rate, top player is 100%.

As for defense, following ratings so far:

Miami Dolphins Pass Rush Win Rate -- 9th at 45%, top team is 58%.
Miami Dolphins Run Stop Win Rate -- 4th at 35%, top team is 42%.

Individuals doing well, top 10:

Jaelan Phillilps -- 10th rated Edge at 25% in Pass Rush Win Rate, top player is 59%.
Christian Wilkins -- 6th rated DT at 53% in Run Stop Win Rate, top player is 68%.

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NFL pass-rushing, run-stopping, blocking leaderboard: Win rate rankings for 2022

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PhinFan1968 said:
As a team, we're not doing bad in pass and run blocking, if you go by base win percentages, compared to being 32nd last year:

Miami Dolphins Pass Blocking Win Rate -- 23rd with 56%, top team is 88%.
Miami Dolphins Run Blocking Win Rate -- 18th with 70%, top team is 81%.

Individuals doing well, top 10:

Robert Hunt -- 7th rated Guard at 98% in Pass Block Win Rate, top player is 5 tied at 100%.
Connor Williams -- 8th rated Center at 75% in Run Block Win Rate, top player is 87%.
Terron Armstead -- 8th rated Tackle at 96% in Pass Block Win Rate, top player is 100%.

As for defense, following ratings so far:

Miami Dolphins Pass Rush Win Rate -- 9th at 45%, top team is 58%.
Miami Dolphins Run Stop Win Rate -- 4th at 35%, top team is 42%.

Individuals doing well, top 10:

Jaelan Phillilps -- 10th rated DE at 25% in Pass Rush Win Rate, top player is 59%.
Christian Wilkins -- 6th rated DT at 53% in Run Stop Win Rate, top player is 68%.

www.espn.com

NFL pass-rushing, run-stopping, blocking leaderboard: Win rate rankings for 2022

Our win rate metics stack the best run-blocking, run-stopping, pass-protecting and pass-rushing players and teams in the game for the 2022 season.
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Hmmm...... I think we have definitely improved markedly on the Oline, but not sure if the "numbers" are that high. The pash rush grades are also questionable, IMO, but I can understand not getting much pressure against the Ravens. The players were probably told under no circumstances lose edge contain, or gap responsibility. If that was the priority, you can't "tee off" with the pass rush.
 
PhinFan1968 said:
He hasn't gotten any sacks, but he's been disruptive.
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He has also been playing the run well. Ppl that want to see JP all out pass rushing all the time do not understand this scheme, and the included assignment responsibilities.

Having said that, he does need to get there in obvious passing situations.
 
PhinFan1968 said:
As a team, we're not doing bad in pass and run blocking, if you go by base win percentages, compared to being 32nd last year:

Miami Dolphins Pass Blocking Win Rate -- 23rd with 56%, top team is 88%.
Miami Dolphins Run Blocking Win Rate -- 18th with 70%, top team is 81%.

Individuals doing well, top 10:

Robert Hunt -- 7th rated Guard at 98% in Pass Block Win Rate, top player is 5 tied at 100%.
Connor Williams -- 8th rated Center at 75% in Run Block Win Rate, top player is 87%.
Terron Armstead -- 8th rated Tackle at 96% in Pass Block Win Rate, top player is 100%.

As for defense, following ratings so far:

Miami Dolphins Pass Rush Win Rate -- 9th at 45%, top team is 58%.
Miami Dolphins Run Stop Win Rate -- 4th at 35%, top team is 42%.

Individuals doing well, top 10:

Jaelan Phillilps -- 10th rated Edge at 25% in Pass Rush Win Rate, top player is 59%.
Christian Wilkins -- 6th rated DT at 53% in Run Stop Win Rate, top player is 68%.

www.espn.com

NFL pass-rushing, run-stopping, blocking leaderboard: Win rate rankings for 2022

Our win rate metics stack the best run-blocking, run-stopping, pass-protecting and pass-rushing players and teams in the game for the 2022 season.
www.espn.com www.espn.com
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Good info-thanks for posting! Great data points. To have 2 of our starting OL in top 10 of pass blocking wins and 1 in top 10 of run blocking wins shows the growth and improvement from last year. Correlates with Tua's stats and the 2 wins! Now if we can get Eich and Little to continue their growth, we may just have something here!
 
Good stats, thanks OP. Win rates are valuable, no doubt, but are just part of the picture. Our run block win rates have been top 10, even top 5 at times during 2020 and 2021, with Hunt and Jackson scoring well, but other measures, and the eye test didn’t typically agree. Especially for AJack. But it was still valuable contrary info.
 
Nice to see ESPN do this. Another site (think it was football outsiders has Bills as 2nd in the league on pass rush win rate.

ESPN has them 4th.

I am fine with both numbers but what puts it into context that is with the LOWEST Blitz rate per game in the NFL.

So it their front 4
 
All those people who claimed that Tua needed perfect protection to be successful seem really way off according to those stats. They have our pass pro as 23rd in the league and you have Tua putting up record setting numbers. On two of his TDs in that amazing 4th quarter he had a free rusher in his face after an OL whiffed. Imagine if we ever get his pass pro all the way up to average!?!
 
rafael said:
All those people who claimed that Tua needed perfect protection to be successful seem really way off according to those stats. They have our pass pro as 23rd in the league and you have Tua putting up record setting numbers. On two of his TDs in that amazing 4th quarter he had a free rusher in his face after an OL whiffed. Imagine if we ever get his pass pro all the way up to average!?!
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I was watching Cleveland's OL tonight and man...could you imagine?
 
PhinFan1968 said:
As a team, we're not doing bad in pass and run blocking, if you go by base win percentages, compared to being 32nd last year:

Miami Dolphins Pass Blocking Win Rate -- 23rd with 56%, top team is 88%.
Miami Dolphins Run Blocking Win Rate -- 18th with 70%, top team is 81%.

Individuals doing well, top 10:

Robert Hunt -- 7th rated Guard at 98% in Pass Block Win Rate, top player is 5 tied at 100%.
Connor Williams -- 8th rated Center at 75% in Run Block Win Rate, top player is 87%.
Terron Armstead -- 8th rated Tackle at 96% in Pass Block Win Rate, top player is 100%.

As for defense, following ratings so far:

Miami Dolphins Pass Rush Win Rate -- 9th at 45%, top team is 58%.
Miami Dolphins Run Stop Win Rate -- 4th at 35%, top team is 42%.

Individuals doing well, top 10:

Jaelan Phillilps -- 10th rated Edge at 25% in Pass Rush Win Rate, top player is 59%.
Christian Wilkins -- 6th rated DT at 53% in Run Stop Win Rate, top player is 68%.

www.espn.com

NFL pass-rushing, run-stopping, blocking leaderboard: Win rate rankings for 2022

Our win rate metics stack the best run-blocking, run-stopping, pass-protecting and pass-rushing players and teams in the game for the 2022 season.
www.espn.com www.espn.com
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We've begged for this team to get at least "average" in pass blocking for what seems like decades around here. The needle is finally moving in the right direction. Who'da thunk bringing in a few proven talents (one is learning a new position and excelling at it) and hiring some proven expertise in coaching that unit would bring about improvement. My favorite thing about McD's HC'ing so far...building his staff.

We're up from 32nd (last, and last by a mile) to 23rd in that stat, only 2 weeks into the season in a new scheme, against 2 normally-good defensive lines. You almost have to expect us to end up well-higher by the end of the season and these guys get their roles wired.
 
Mach2 said:
Hmmm...... I think we have definitely improved markedly on the Oline, but not sure if the "numbers" are that high. The pash rush grades are also questionable, IMO, but I can understand not getting much pressure against the Ravens. The players were probably told under no circumstances lose edge contain, or gap responsibility. If that was the priority, you can't "tee off" with the pass rush.
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"...but not sure if the "numbers" are that high"
It's OK.
I am sure those numbers are correct, if not understated - LOL
 
How can the individuals all grade so high but the team at 23rd? Anyhow, the eyeball test suggests our QB has more time and more pockets to throw from - and can sache out of trouble as long as it’s not an all out meeting of big men at the QB - like it’s been for 10 years or so
 
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