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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 998897" data-attributes="member: 10086">A stat that I have personally been following on the Defensive front and that I believe is a key component in the player efficiency is Tackle for Loss:Lukas VanNess 27.1% TFLKarl Brooks 27.5% TFLColby Wooden 19.3% TFLWill Anderson 28.7% TFLAaron Donald 36.5%!! TFLRashan Gary 19.3% TFLKenny Clark 12.6% TFLPreston Smith 20.1% TFLNolan Smith 18.2% TFLMyles Murphy 31.0% TFLTyree Wilson 26.4% TFLBJ Ojulari 19.9% TFLDevonte Wyatt 10.9% TFLClay Mathews 13.9% TFLZa’Darius Smith 11.8% TFLTJ Watt  24.3% TFLJJ Watt  34.4%! TFLKhalil Mack 22.8% TFLMyles Garrett 33.3%! TFLNick Bosa 36.7%! TFL These are good sample sizes also across their college career. It’s one thing to do that in a game, it’s another to do it in a season. It’s another matter altogether to do it across multiple seasons.  Across many players I’ve studied my research shows a score of disruption as follows. There are obviously some schematic variables and variances, but for the most part TFL is one key component in play Disruption 10%+ Normal range15%+ = above average20%+ = very good25%+ = ProBowl level30%+ = All Pro level35%+ = HOF level</blockquote>

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