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[Isaac Curtis: The Real #85]

(08-15-2025, 11:09 AM)ochocincos Wrote: They still do, but it's in Premium Stats only, and you have to select to enable Detailed Positions.
For example, here was Garrett's last year....

DLT - 1
DRT - 6
LE - 4
LEO - 120
LOLB - 11
NT - 1
RE - 7
REO - 613
ROLB - 50

So he's more on the right side, but he had >100 defensive snaps on the left side.

For comparison, here's TJ Watt distro:
DRT - 1
LE - 2
LEO - 574
LOLB - 345
REO - 6
ROLB - 5

So Watt is primarily coming from the opposite side that Garrett mostly rushes from.

For those curious about an actual DT, here's Chris Jones last year:
DLT - 129
DRT - 186
LE - 198
LEO - 76
RE - 104
REO - 71

So Chris Jones is literally all over the place being moved around for matchups, which could easily put him against Lucas Patrick or Dylan Fairchild, depending on who is more prone to give up pressures/sacks.

Good stuff. 

I'd say that the only real exception is Jones. The Chiefs play him all over the place. Watt plays almost exclusively on the left. Garrett predominantly on the right. The vast majority of guys (I think) are still gonna have a dominant side. Though it may be more true of ends than tackles. 

DC's do move guys around a lot more nowadays. Be it confusion, surprise, matchup, or overloading one side. 

I am not a premium PFF guy. So you'd have to investigate. 

In addition to the gulys you checked on  here are your pro bowlers: 

DE: Trey, Parsons, Crosby, Hunter, Gary, N. Bosa
DT: Carter, Lawrence, L. Williams, Vea, Q. Williams, Simmons, Madibuike, Heyward

I'd bet most guys have a dominant side. 

Watt, Bonito, Mack, Van Ginkel, Van Noy, J. Bosa, Verse, Greenard, and others were OLBs on the Pro Bowl ballot.