Holding per 1,000 snaps: offensive linemen ranked
Offensive holding penalties for every 1,000 snaps. It is part of the penalty rate, shown on its own because holding is the penalty that blocking causes. Fewer is better.
Why the box score misses it: A season total is bigger for the lineman who simply played more snaps.
Mostly luck so far. At this point in the season the differences between players on this stat are mostly chance: on this few plays, a good number and a bad one look alike. It firms up as games are played. Players are still ordered below, but nobody is called elite or poor on it yet.
Players need at least 150 snaps to qualify, so nobody is ranked on a handful of plays. Lower is better.
Grades updated Rechecked every few hours on game days
- Line run success
- Sacks allowed by his line
- Penalties per 1,000 snaps
- Holding per 1,000 snaps
- False starts per 1,000 snaps
- Share of snaps when he plays
- Offensive snaps
- Games started
- Penalties
- Holding penalties
- False starts
152 of 152 offensive linemen
| Player | Against the league | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Darnell WrightOL · CHI | 0.0 | 383 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 1 | Joe ThuneyOL · CHI | 0.0 | 383 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 1 | Jonah JacksonOL · CHI | 0.0 | 383 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 4 | Cesar RuizOL · NO | 0.0 | 351 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 4 | David EdwardsOL · NO | 0.0 | 351 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 4 | Elijah WilkinsonOL · ARI | 0.0 | 351 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 4 | Erik McCoyOL · NO | 0.0 | 351 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 8 | Andrew ThomasOL · NYG | 0.0 | 347 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 8 | Francis MauigoaOL · NYG | 0.0 | 347 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 10 | Kolton MillerOL · LV | 0.0 | 345 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 10 | Tyler LinderbaumOL · LV | 0.0 | 345 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 12 | Chris PaulOL · WAS | 0.0 | 336 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 13 | Keylan RutledgeOL · HOU | 0.0 | 334 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 14 | Mason McCormickOL · PIT | 0.0 | 331 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 15 | John SimpsonOL · BAL | 0.0 | 330 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 16 | Jared WilsonOL · NE | 0.0 | 328 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 16 | Roger RosengartenOL · BAL | 0.0 | 328 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 18 | Matt GoncalvesOL · IND | 0.0 | 327 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 19 | Blake BrandelOL · MIN | 0.0 | 325 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 19 | Brandon ColemanOL · WAS | 0.0 | 325 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 19 | Cooper BeebeOL · DAL | 0.0 | 325 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 19 | Tristan WirfsOL · TB | 0.0 | 325 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 23 | Quenton NelsonOL · IND | 0.0 | 324 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 24 | Jalen TravisOL · IND | 0.0 | 323 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 25 | Brian O'NeillOL · MIN | 0.0 | 322 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 25 | Dalton RisnerOL · CIN | 0.0 | 322 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 25 | Ted KarrasOL · CIN | 0.0 | 322 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 28 | Bernhard RaimannOL · IND | 0.0 | 320 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 29 | Tyler GuytonOL · DAL | 0.0 | 317 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 30 | Amarius MimsOL · CIN | 0.0 | 316 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 31 | Jordan MorganOL · GB | 0.0 | 314 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 32 | Charles CrossOL · SEA | 0.0 | 310 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 32 | Grey ZabelOL · SEA | 0.0 | 310 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 34 | Olumuyiwa FashanuOL · NYJ | 0.0 | 309 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 35 | Armand MembouOL · NYJ | 0.0 | 308 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 36 | Ben PowersOL · DEN | 0.0 | 307 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 36 | Luke WattenbergOL · DEN | 0.0 | 307 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 38 | Quinn MeinerzOL · DEN | 0.0 | 305 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 39 | Jordan MailataOL · PHI | 0.0 | 304 | −1.2grade points down | |
| 40 | Colton McKivitzOL · SF | 0.0 | 297 | −1.2grade points down |
How to read this table
- The number on the left is the league rank among offensive linemen, even when the list is filtered to one team. On a graded stat the rank allows for how many plays are behind each number: a player with a few plays has his number pulled toward the middle, so he cannot jump ahead of a player who did the same over many more.
- “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.
- Tick “Show the box score” to put the traditional totals next to the advanced number and sort by either.
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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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