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by | Aug 23, 2020

Charts and Graphs, Gallery, BrentDawson

Interactive Charts

A running tally of the Ravens offensive line grades by game. These graphs offer a visual representation of play consistency and break down the player’s performance into raw score (purple) and a subjective adjustment (red) I make before assigning a grade. This adjustment is for other elements not captured by the scoring system, primarily quality of competition above the replacement level. Of note are the different grading scales by position which is the reason for the difference in the grade lines in the charts. ~ Ken McKusick

Charts and Graphs, Gallery, BrentDawson

2020 Quarterback Play

A running tally of the Ravens offensive line grades by game. These graphs offer a visual representation of play consistency and break down the player’s performance into raw score (purple) and a subjective adjustment (red) I make before assigning a grade. This adjustment is for other elements not captured by the scoring system, primarily quality of competition above the replacement level. Of note are the different grading scales by position which is the reason for the difference in the grade lines in the charts. ~ Ken McKusick

Charts and Graphs, Gallery, KenMcKusick

2020 Offensive Line Scoring

A running tally of the Ravens offensive line grades by game. These graphs offer a visual representation of play consistency and break down the player’s performance into raw score (purple) and a subjective adjustment (red) I make before assigning a grade. This adjustment is for other elements not captured by the scoring system, primarily quality of competition above the replacement level. Of note are the different grading scales by position which is the reason for the difference in the grade lines in the charts. ~ Ken McKusick

Charts and Graphs, Gallery, KenMcKusick

2019 Offensive Line Scoring

A running tally of the Ravens offensive line grades by game. These graphs offer a visual representation of play consistency and break down the player’s performance into raw score (purple) and a subjective adjustment (red) I make before assigning a grade. This adjustment is for other elements not captured by the scoring system, primarily quality of competition above the replacement level. Of note are the different grading scales by position which is the reason for the difference in the grade lines in the charts. ~ Ken McKusick

Charts and Graphs, Gallery, KenMcKusick

2015 Offensive Line Grading

A running tally of the Ravens offensive line grades by game. These graphs offer a visual representation of play consistency and break down the player’s performance into raw score (purple) and a subjective adjustment (red) I make before assigning a grade. This adjustment is for other elements not captured by the scoring system, primarily quality of competition above the replacement level. Of note are the different grading scales by position which is the reason for the difference in the grade lines in the charts. ~ Ken McKusick

Charts and Graphs, Gallery, KenMcKusick

2014 Offensive Line Grading

A running tally of the Ravens offensive line grades by game. These graphs offer a visual representation of play consistency and break down the player’s performance into raw score (purple) and a subjective adjustment (red) I make before assigning a grade. This adjustment is for other elements not captured by the scoring system, primarily quality of competition above the replacement level. Of note are the different grading scales by position which is the reason for the difference in the grade lines in the charts. ~ Ken McKusick

Charts and Graphs, Gallery, KenMcKusick

2013 Offensive Line Grades

A running tally of the Ravens offensive line grades by game. These graphs offer a visual representation of play consistency and break down the player’s performance into raw score (purple) and a subjective adjustment (red) I make before assigning a grade. This adjustment is for other elements not captured by the scoring system, primarily quality of competition above the replacement level. Of note are the different grading scales by position which is the reason for the difference in the grade lines in the charts. ~ Ken McKusick

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