BBSS: 2024 Week 10 Stats and Graphs

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With the season past the half way mark and the Jaguars still losing games, let's take a look at some of their statistical performances so far.

Pass Rush

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The Jaguars starting 4 on passing downs should probably be Josh Hines-Allen/Esezi Otomewo/Arik Armstead (at IDL)/Travon Walker. There might be a data driven case that a Baalke 4th round pick is outplaying a Baalke big contract player in looking at the pass rush numbers of DaVon Hamilton vice Jordan Jefferson. Overall the DL is not filled with pass rushers and this could be an area of interest as we look forward to next year's draft.

OL Rankings (Moving Forward)

Due to how PFF releases their data (no CSV by week option) with a player's team name being the team they end the season on, the following placements are where the Jaguars OL would rank this season if Cam Robinson was never a Jaguar.

team_name	weighted_mean_grade	weighted_mean_grade_rank	weighted_mean_pass	weighted_mean_pass_rank	weighted_mean_run	weighted_mean_run_rank
KC	74.5	2	74.8	2	71.6	5
IND	72.9	5	72.6	4	73.8	3
DEN	69.7	9	73.8	3	65.2	21
BLT	68.2	13	70.6	6	66.5	14
LAC	66.8	15	58.8	27	68.0	12
PIT	65.2	17	60.2	25	65.5	19
BUF	64.9	18	67.2	14	65.4	20
JAX	63.1	24	66.8	15	58.9	27
HST	62.1	26	65.3	20	60.8	25
TEN	56.9	30	59.5	26	57.4	29

Still managing to be dead average when it comes to pass blocking, with run blocking bringing them into the lower ranks of the NFL's middle 50% overall. Guess the team will need to print up new shirts.

But let's take a look at where players fall in relation to each other.

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The aging interior of the OL has been adequate this year, Ezra Cleveland might be the only position locked moving forward, and the preseason play of Cole Van Lanen has reappeared during the season. The team is probably in the market for at least 1 new tackle and it doesn't look like Cooper Hodges is much to look forward to at guard.

Defensive Coverage

Let us once again cat our eyes on the defense and find arguably worse news when looking at our pass coverage than we did when looking at our pass rushers.

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Foye Oluokun, Tyson Campbell, and rookie Jarrian Jones are bright spots in this regard. Former 1st round pick Devin Lloyd, former high 3rd round picks Andre Cisco/ Chad Muma, starter Ronald Darby, and "late round steal" Antonio Johnson are all terri-bad in coverage.

But another area that can help to make a defensive unit the worst in the league is poor tackling, so lets see how many of our "good" players survive slightly more scrutiny.

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So the Jaguar's defense might just be Foye Oluokun, Josh Hines-Allen, Bubble Gum, Duct Tape, and Prayers.

Draftable Players S/CB

Here is a list of players who have done well in terms of NFL passer rating surrendered in coverage and missed tackle %:

Name	Position	Weight	Current Proj Draft Position
Jahdae Barron	CB	200	50
Nick Emmanwori	S	227	57
Trey Amos	CB	190	68
Davison Igbinosun	CB	193	80
Domani Jackson	CB	197	120
Cobee Bryant	CB	175	152
Malachi Moore	S	201	153
Nohl Williams	CB	200	235
Jeremiah Cooper	S	190	265
Miles Scott	S	210	312
R.J. Mickens	S	210	372
Kamren Fabiculanan	S	200	378
Malik Verdon	S	220	383
A.J. Haulcy	S	215	541
Donovan McMillon	S	205	667
Bud Clark	S	185	742
Xavion Alford	S	200	749
Tysheem Johnson	S	200	N/A
Preston Zachman	S	212	N/A
Flip Dixon	S	210	N/A
Craig Woodson	S	210	N/A
Will Brooks	S	206	N/A

Draftable Players LB

Here are the LBers who fared well in NFL passer rating surrendered and miss tackle %:

Name	Position	Weight	Current Proj Draft Position
Jay Higgins	LB	232	188
Teddye Buchanan	LB	235	204
Mason Cobb	LB	230	828
Ayden Hector	LB	215	N/A
Corey Flagg	LB	230	N/A
Devon Williams	LB	230	N/A
Dorian Hopkins	LB	226	N/A
Elijah Deravil	LB	200	N/A
Harrison Taggart	LB	230	N/A
Isaiah Glasker	LB	235	N/A
Justin Cryer	LB	232	N/A
Kolbe Fields	LB	220	N/A
Kyle Jacob	LB	226	N/A
Malachi Langley	LB	236	N/A
Matt Salopek	LB	230	N/A
Michael Moore	LB	245	N/A
Parker McKenna	LB	222	N/A
Phoenix Jackson	LB	220	N/A
Shaun Dolac	LB	225	N/A
Zach Zimos	LB	236	N/A

Draftable Players IDL

Here are the players who have done well in both PRP and Win Rate, names in green denotes players who have missed less than the average number of tackles and red names eat into the benefit of their pass rush by missing more tackles than expected.

Name	Position	Weight	Current Proj Draft Position
Derrick Harmon	DI	310	34
T.J. Sanders	DI	290	61
Omarr Norman-Lott	DI	315	71
Aeneas Peebles	DI	290	157
Rylie Mills	DI	295	227
Darrell Jackson Jr.	DI	330	273
Peyton Zdroik	DI	275	840
Clay Patterson	DI	300	N/A
Gracen Halton	DI	291	N/A
Santana Hopper	DI	265	N/A
Skyler Gill-Howard	DI	285	N/A
Wilfried Pene	DI	285	N/A

Draftable OT

Here is a list of names that are on the top 50 in Gap run blocking and in the top 50 for pass block grades among 2025/2026 expected draft year players.

Name	Position	Weight	Current Proj Draft Position
Wyatt Milum	T	317	39
Ethan Onianwa	T	345	263
Ozzy Trapilo	T	309	264
Trey Wedig	T	319	739
Logan Brown	T	315	869
Amari Kight	T	318	N/A
Jack Sherwin	T	298	N/A
Kage Casey	T	316	N/A
Lucas Scott	T	305	N/A

Draftable Players WR

The following players have produced a YPRR of 2.3+, while lining up out wide 50+%, with contested catch rates of 40%, and drop rates of 10% or lower.

Name	Position	Weight	Current Proj Draft Position
Travis Hunter	WR	185	1
Tetairoa McMillan	WR	212	4
Tre Harris	WR	210	51
Jayden Higgins	WR	215	85
Ja'Corey Brooks	WR	195	142
Jack Bech	WR	215	178
Kobe Hudson	WR	200	210
Ricky White	WR	190	224
Dane Key	WR	210	268
Andrew Armstrong	WR	202	404
Theo Wease Jr.	WR	192	870
Jerjuan Newton	WR	192	N/A
Omari Kelly	WR	180	N/A

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