Passing Game
The Ravens QBs (Rush and Huntley combined) were afforded ample time and space (ATS) on 10 of 37 (27%) drop backs resulting in a pass or sack. With ATS, they were 8 of 10 for 58 yards (5.8 YPP).
They delivered the ball before pressure could develop (BOQ) 9 times (24%) with 7 complete for 51 yards (5.7 YPP) and 1 turnover. They were pressured 18 times (49%), on which they completed 6 of 14 passes for 10 net yards (0.6 YPP) including 4 sacks and 1 turnover. In total, the Ravens QBs underperformed their opportunity set by 85 yards (actual 117, expected 202), which is 2.2 yards per play below expectation without consideration for turnovers.
By number of pass rushers for the game:
3: 1 play, 10 yards, 1 TO
4: 25 plays, 87 net yards, 3.5 YPP, 2 sacks
5: 10 plays, 28 yards, 2.8 YPP, 1 sack, 1 TO
6: 1 play, -8 net yards, 1 sack
7+: None
The Ravens used 7 set blocks and 19 chip blocks spread among 37 plays resulting in a pass or sack, 0.70 per play. Hill led the team with 5 set and 6 chip blocks.
The OL grades were poor due to a combination of pressure totals and penalties.
OL Scoring
The Ravens ran 74 scored snaps (excludes accepted penalties which result in no play, kneels, spikes, and special teams plays that result in a run or pass).
Stanley: Ronnie was ineffective before leaving 2 snaps into the 4th drive. He was party to 2 negative events (bulled by OLB Verse, ½ pressure, Q1, 1:34; backed up/stood up by NT Ford, 1/2 penetration, Q2, 15:00). He also was flagged for holding when beaten inside by Verse (Q1, 8:27), which contributed to stalling the first drive. Of his 7 missed blocks, 5 were losses at the LoS. He had 4 blocks in level 2 but did not collect a pancake or pull. He had 1 highlight in which he drove ILB Landman 5 yards in L2 (Q1, 12:33).
Scoring: 21 plays, 12 blocks, 7 missed, ½ penetration, 1/2 pressure, 1 offensive holding, 5 points (.24 per play). That’s an F evenafter adjustment.
Noteboom: Joe replaced Ronnie Stanley at LT and struggled vs the LA edge rushers. He was responsible for 5 full pass-rush events (bulled by OLB Verse, pressure, Q2, 7:03; bulled by NT Ford, pressure, Q3, 9:34; failed to pick up DE Murchison, sack, Q4, 5:10; beaten outside by Verse, pressure, Q4, 4:27; beaten inside by Verse, QH, Q4, 0:28). He was also run out of 1 pressure by Huntley (Q4, 5:54). Of his 7 missed blocks, 6 were losses at the LoS. He had 2 blocks in level 2 and delivered 1 pancake. He was not asked to pull nor did he have a highlight.
Scoring: 53 plays, 41 blocks, 7 missed, 3 pressures, 1 QH, 1 sack, 26 points (.49 per play). That’s an F with or without adjustment.
Vorhees: Andrew rebounded to play well for the third time in the last 4 games. He was party to 5 negative events (tripped and fell back into Rush, 1/3 QH, Q1, 9:12; beaten outside by DE Turner, pressure, Q1, 1:38; failed to make effective A or B-gap block, ½ pressure, Q4, 10:35; beaten outside by DE Fiske, pressure, Q4, 9:20; failed to negotiate stunt handoff with Linderbaum, 1/3 QH, Q4, 3:51). Of his 2 missed blocks, neither were losses at the LoS. He had 8 blocks in level 2 and delivered 5 pancakes. He connected on all 3 of his pulls. His highlight was a pull to deliver a level 2 pancake on ILB Landman (Q2, 0:12).
Scoring: 74 plays, 67 blocks, 2 missed, 2.5 pressures, 2/3 (2 * 1/3) QH, 60 points (.81 per play). That’s a B with adjustment.
Linderbaum: Tyler continued a season of troubled pass blocking. He was party to 4 pass-rush events (bulled by DE Fiske, 1/3 QH, Q1, 9:12; beaten left by stunting Fiske, ½ pressure, Q4, 10:35; failed to maintain depth for stunt handoff, 2/3 QH, Q4, 3:51; bulled by and held Fiske, sack, Q4, 1:52). He was also flagged for an illegal block when he pushed Landman in the back in L2 (Q1, 0:51) which contributed to stalling a drive. Of his 6 missed blocks, 2 were losses at the LoS. He had 7 blocks in level 2 but did not deliver a pancake nor was he asked to pull. He had 4 highlight combination blocks.
Scoring: 74 plays, 63 blocks, 6 missed, ½ pressure, 1 (1/3 + 2/3) QH, 1 sack, 1 offensive holding, 1 illegal block, 48 points (.65 per play). That’s an F even after adjustment.
Faalele: Daniel was not impressive despite posting the second-best grade among the offensive linemen. He was party to only 2 pass-rush events (bulled then beaten inside by Fiske spin, ½ pressure, Q1, 1:34; beaten outside by NT Ford, 1/3 QH, Q2, 14:16). He was flagged for holding vs. Verse (Q1, 9:33) which contributed to stalling the first drive. He was later flagged for a false start with Huntley at QB (Q4, 9:20). Of his 10 missed blocks, 5 were losses at the LoS. He had 3 blocks in level 2 and delivered 2 pancakes. He was not assigned to pull. He had 2 highlight combination blocks.
Scoring: 74 plays, 62 blocks, 10 missed, 1/2 pressure, 1/3 QH, 1 offensive holding, 1 false start, 53 points (.72 per play). That’s a D+ with adjustment.
Rosengarten: Roger had difficulty with Jared Verse and Byron Young. He was party to 6 negative events (bulled by OLB Young to phonebooth pocket, 1/3 QH, Q1, 9:12; beaten outside by Verse, ½ penetration, Q2, 15:00; beaten outside by Young, 2/3 QH, Q2, 14:16; bulled then shed by Verse, sack, Q4, 7:05; beaten inside by Young spin, sack, Q4, 1:46; bulled by Ford, pressure, Q4, 0:33). Of his 6 missed blocks, 4 were losses at the LoS. He made 2 blocks in level 2 and delivered 3 pancakes. He did not have a pull or highlight.
Scoring: 74 plays, 62 blocks, 6 missed, ½ penetration, 1 pressure, 1 (1/3 + 2/3) QH, 2 sacks, 44 points (.59 per play). This is a D after adjustment.
