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Round 1, No. 31: Travis Frederick, Dallas Cowboys
Role: 16 Starts at C
One of the most scrutinized first round picks of 2013, the Cowboys moved back from their original spot at No. 18 to take Frederick with the No. 31 overall pick in the draft. It was a mixed bag for Frederick who showed extremely well as a run blocker, but took his lumps in pass protection. For the most part, however, he silenced critics with a stellar overall season and continued improvement in the passing game should make the pick a worthwhile one for the Cowboys.
Pass Blocking
Grade: -6.4
Pass Block Snaps: 667
Total Pressures: 24
Sacks: 4
Hits: 2
Hurries: 18
Pass Blocking Efficiency: 97.0
While it was an impressive rookie season for Frederick, he still has a ways to go in pass protection. He graded negatively in 10 of his 16 games including five games in the red and his -6.4 pass blocking grade ranked fifth from the bottom among qualifying centers. Of his 24 surrendered pressures, nine came to his left, eight to his right, and five came through bullrushes so there was no clear weakness other than pass protection as a whole which must improve moving forward.
Frederick beaten in pass protection:
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Role: 16 Starts at C
One of the most scrutinized first round picks of 2013, the Cowboys moved back from their original spot at No. 18 to take Frederick with the No. 31 overall pick in the draft. It was a mixed bag for Frederick who showed extremely well as a run blocker, but took his lumps in pass protection. For the most part, however, he silenced critics with a stellar overall season and continued improvement in the passing game should make the pick a worthwhile one for the Cowboys.
Pass Blocking
Grade: -6.4
Pass Block Snaps: 667
Total Pressures: 24
Sacks: 4
Hits: 2
Hurries: 18
Pass Blocking Efficiency: 97.0
While it was an impressive rookie season for Frederick, he still has a ways to go in pass protection. He graded negatively in 10 of his 16 games including five games in the red and his -6.4 pass blocking grade ranked fifth from the bottom among qualifying centers. Of his 24 surrendered pressures, nine came to his left, eight to his right, and five came through bullrushes so there was no clear weakness other than pass protection as a whole which must improve moving forward.
Frederick beaten in pass protection:
Read the rest: https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2014/04/22/rookies-in-focus-travis-frederick/