How often RBs have had their runs perfectly blocked and their total Rush EPA

[cowboys5xsbs]

 

[cowboys5xsbs]

This is what happens when you cheap out and sign the corpse of Zeke. Imagine Henry with our run blocking.

 

[Mac_MaloneV1]

If the top limit of an x-axis is .8% then it isn't a chart that matters. At .8%, a runner would need over 100 carries just to get a single perfectly blocked play.

 

[MarcusRock]

If the top limit of an x-axis is .8% then it isn't a chart that matters. At .8%, a runner would need over 100 carries just to get a single perfectly blocked play.

All I know is Zeke is better than Hurts and his 2 yard tush pushes. That's satisfying enough.

 

[gimmesix]

All I know is Zeke is better than Hurts and his 2 yard tush pushes. That's satisfying enough.

And he doesn't even need a push.

 

[BHendri5]

Henry? Henry is done too he has a fork in his back.

 

[nate dizzle]

Yeah, "this RB group is bad" is not really a hot take so much as it is common knowledge.

Zeke is washed. Thanks for carrying the offense the first few years but we ran you into the ground and paid you well for it, but now you are the playoff version of Larry Johnson.

Rico is the jaggiest jag you'll ever see.

Deuce...lol. At least he tried. Good job lil fella.

 

[CTcowboy203]

we will have to see how the season plays out but very early returns look like jk dobbins was the guy the cowboys should have gambled on- was exactly their mold ; coming off injury so high risk/reward, signed for like 2m etc.

 

[Hawkeye19]

Gotta love the FO acting “surprised” when our RBs struggle to produce, and our run D sucks.

People have only been saying these things for years.

 

[cowboys5xsbs]

 

[AtomicDog]

Unserious franchise

 

[vlad]

I used to post an article that pointed this out, going back to I think starting with his 2nd year, and even his rookie year he had these type of advanced stats. Joseph Randle needs to chime in

 

[Creeper]

I must be watching another team in another dimension because I haven't seen many "perfect bocks" in the run game from Dallas. In the mean time, I watched Atlanta open gaping holes against the Eagles and they are in the middle of the pack for "perfect blocks". The Cowboys are even ahead of the Saints for perfect blocking despite what we saw last week with Kamara not even touched until he was 10 yards downfield.

 

[Kevinicus]

These charts need a ton more context.
As they are presented (with none) they make no sense at all.

 

[starfan1]

These charts need a ton more context.
As they are presented (with none) they make no sense at all

heres all the context you need. Our RB room sucks. Im joking but it does appear more the problem of the RB than the OL according to this.

 

[Kevinicus]

heres all the context you need. Our RB room sucks. Im joking but it does appear more the problem of the RB than the OL according to this.

What is "this" though? Without context, it's absolutely nothing.

 

[RonnieT24]

If the top limit of an x-axis is .8% then it isn't a chart that matters. At .8%, a runner would need over 100 carries just to get a single perfectly blocked play.

Yeah if less than 1% of a runner's totes are "perfectly blocked" and all the runners in the league are below that rate then offensive line play all over the league stinks.. Then the next chart says over 70% of the Cowboys runs have been "perfectly blocked." Yeah they clearly watchin a different game than I am.

 

[maryquality]

Yeah if less than 1% of a runner's totes are "perfectly blocked" and all the runners in the league are below that rate then offensive line play all over the league stinks.. Then the next chart says over 70% of the Cowboys runs have been "perfectly blocked." Yeah they clearly watchin a different game than I am.

Yeah...that doesn't seem right. Unless I'm totally "misreading" that chart.

 

[pansophy]

Rico is actually right there with top pack just below Montgomery.

 

[zrinkill]

Why should we believe Jrfortgang? He is just a dude.

The website looks sketchy.

Is the OP the guy making these charts?