I'm a little skeptical of using that singular metric as a reliable basis for who was a better offensive lineman this year for us. First of all its just pass blocking. But also, it doesn't seem to take into account who faced superior defensive ends, whether someone had help from a running back, tight end, or guard, and it certainly doesn't make special provisions for getting targeted by a particularly nasty stunt. I also wonder if Kizer created pressures more often attributed to Stanley as a rookie simply not having blindside awareness, whereas he might not have had the problem to the right side. Also if you look at their graph it seemed like plenty of teams had players who I wouldn't think of as elite future 1st round draft picks with pretty great scores. I haven't dissected the line play to know, I just don't personally know that I can draw too much from that stat. Unless I'm missing something.
