Sacks per 100 snaps: interior linemen ranked

Sacks for every 100 snaps he plays. Rare, so it swings fast; pressures are the steadier read.

Why the box score misses it: A sack total ignores how many snaps he played.

Best so far: Mason Graham (CLE), 2.9. A typical interior lineman is 0.0. Players need at least 80 snaps to qualify, so nobody is ranked on a handful of plays.

Grades updated Mon, Oct 12, 3:02 AM ETRechecked every few hours on game days

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96 of 96 interior linemen

Sacks/100 leaders among interior linemen
	Player		Against the league
1	Mason GrahamDL · CLEElite	2.9	Elite	138	even
2	Adetomiwa AdebaworeDL · INDElite	2.3	Elite	86	+58.3grade points upLeaning that way
3	Derrick HarmonDL · PITElite	1.8	Elite	85	–
4	Leonard WilliamsDL · SEAElite	1.7	Elite	181	−23.1grade points downWithin the noise
5	Dexter LawrenceDL · CINElite	1.6	Elite	182	+40.3grade points upA clear change
6	DeForest BucknerDL · INDElite	1.4	Elite	214	even
7	Alim McNeillDL · DETElite	1.2	Elite	259	+13.3grade points upLeaning that way
8	Darius RobinsonDL · ARIElite	1.1	Elite	87	–
8	Jonathan AllenDL · CINElite	1.1	Elite	174	−36.2grade points downLeaning that way
10	Kentavius StreetDL · CHIElite	1.1	Elite	90	–
11	Sheldon RankinsDL · HOUWell above typical	1.1	Well above typical	186	−5.0grade points downWithin the noise
12	Zach SielerDL · MIAWell above typical	1.1	Well above typical	187	+24.8grade points upLeaning that way
13	Christian BarmoreDL · NEWell above typical	1.1	Well above typical	94	–
14	Ruke OrhorhoroDL · JAXWell above typical	1.0	Well above typical	101	–
15	Jeffery SimmonsDL · TENWell above typical	0.9	Well above typical	232	−1.8grade points down
15	Jerry TilleryDL · INDWell above typical	0.9	Well above typical	116	−21.8grade points downWithin the noise
17	Adin HuntingtonDL · CLEWell above typical	0.9	Well above typical	117	+19.8grade points upWithin the noise
18	Mike Hall Jr.DL · CLEWell above typical	0.8	Well above typical	123	+19.3grade points upWithin the noise
19	Jarran ReedDL · SEAWell above typical	0.8	Well above typical	126	−27.0grade points downLeaning that way
20	Levi Drake RodriguezDL · MINWell above typical	0.7	Well above typical	142	−15.8grade points downWithin the noise
21	Jowon BriggsDL · NYJWell above typical	0.7	Well above typical	146	−33.7grade points downLeaning that way
22	Walter NolenDL · ARIWell above typical	0.7	Well above typical	150	+17.8grade points upWithin the noise
23	Javon KinlawDL · WASWell above typical	0.6	Well above typical	156	−23.9grade points downLeaning that way
24	Malcolm RoachDL · DENWell above typical	0.6	Well above typical	162	−22.8grade points downLeaning that way
25	Arik ArmsteadDL · JAXAbove typical	0.6	Above typical	164	+14.3grade points upWithin the noise
26	Byron Murphy IIDL · SEAAbove typical	0.6	Above typical	173	+14.7grade points upWithin the noise
26	Maliek CollinsDL · CLEAbove typical	0.6	Above typical	173	+12.1grade points upWithin the noise
28	Tim SettleDL · WASAbove typical	0.6	Above typical	89	–
29	Jonathan FordDL · GBAbove typical	0.5	Above typical	100	−12.5grade points downWithin the noise
30	Deone WalkerDL · BUFAbove typical	0.5	Above typical	202	−15.7grade points downWithin the noise
31	Adam ButlerDL · LVAbove typical	0.5	Above typical	106	+10.5grade points upWithin the noise
32	Foley FatukasiDL · LVAbove typical	0.5	Above typical	108	−17.4grade points downWithin the noise
33	DaVon HamiltonDL · JAXAbove typical	0.4	Above typical	114	+11.5grade points upWithin the noise
33	Jalen CarterDL · PHIAbove typical	0.4	Above typical	228	−13.8grade points downWithin the noise
35	Quinnen WilliamsDL · DALAbove typical	0.4	Above typical	239	+15.0grade points upLeaning that way
36	Skyler Gill-HowardDL · DETAbove typical	0.4	Above typical	136	+10.4grade points upWithin the noise
37	Gervon Dexter Sr.DL · ATLAbove typical	0.3	Above typical	150	−9.6grade points downWithin the noise
38	Grover StewartDL · INDAbove typical	0.3	Above typical	160	−7.8grade points downWithin the noise
39	Nathan ShepherdDL · NOAbove typical	0.3	Above typical	175	−7.6grade points downWithin the noise
40	Aaron HallDL · CARTypical	0.0	Typical	113	–

How to read this table

The number on the left is the league rank among interior linemen, even when the list is filtered to one team.
“Against the league” draws each player on the same strip: the ends are the 10th-best and 90th-best player, the shaded stretch is the middle half, and the tick is the median. Right is always better.
“Lately” is the change in grade between a player's last 2 games and the games before them. The tag says whether the change is bigger than what a few plays could cause.
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Data: nflverse play-by-play, CC BY 4.0. Also FTN charting, Pro Football Reference advanced stats, snap counts and injury reports, all through nflverse. Calculations and charts by Raiders Rundown.

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