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New York Jets Offensive Line Stats - Preseason Week 1 Yesterday http://www.jetscheapshops.com/cheap-authentic-robby-anderson-jersey , I kicked off a weekly series centered around tracking the numbers in coverage allowed by each Jets defender, a sequel to the series I ran throughout the offseason based on the same idea.So, today I’ll be kicking off yet another weekly 2018 series, tracking the offensive line. Throughout the offseason, I went back and tallied sacks allowed by each Jet in 2017, but did not focus on penalties or the run game. With this year’s weekly series, I’m going to look to track down the best and worst plays compiled by each blocker in both the run and pass game, in addition to penalties.As I always say, it is impossible to capture everything with the stats, but with this series I hope to capture the most impactful plays accumulated by each linemen, both positive and negative, to help better our perspective on their production. Every single snap does matter, and here we will only be grading a small portion of those snaps, but this data can still help shape our opinions on players more properly and truly. To kick things off, I tracked:Stuffs (runs for 2 yards or less and no first down) allowed in the run gameRushing first downs assisted“Setup runs” assisted (which I defined as a 6+ yard pickup on 1st/2nd down that did not result in a first down). Despite not resulting in a first down, these kinds of pickups are still positive plays that deserve to be tracked.Sacks allowedQB hits allowedQB pressures allowed (which I defined as instances where the QB was forced to throw an uncatchable incompletion)Penalties (Total accepted, yards, first downs wiped out, and declined)Here are the numbers for the Jets in Week 1. Not all linemen who appeared in the game are on the list - only those who tallied one of the plays above.Obviously when the regular season rolls around, the list of players will (hopefully) not be as long! It’s the preseason, and there was some rotation going on between each drive. As you can see, multiple players even played more than one position.Some notes from me on this week’s performance:The first team offensive line was very sound in its limited time. As you can see, no starter allowed a stuff, hit, or sack in their short appearances on the field.Brent Qvale was not good. He allowed a team-high 3 stuffs. He seems to be one of the team favorites to stick around as depth Cheap Jordan Jenkins Jersey , but this was not a good start for him.The same goes for Ben Ijalana, a strange favorite of management. He did not assist on any rushing first downs while allowing a stuff, a hit, and taking one false start penalty.Ben Braden stuck out with a few impressive run blocks rotating between right guard and right tackle. He’s got the size and athleticism to potentially thrive in this scheme as a tackle. Took a nice step towards making the team. The interior depth looked far more impressive than the outside depth. I already mentioned Braden, but Jonotthan Harrison also had some nice blocks at center. Travis Swanson made a few mistakes but also flashed some nice reps. Dakota Dozier and Antonio Garcia also seemed to struggle at right and left tackle, respectively. Things could have stood out as uglier overall for the reserve line had the Jets dialed up more downfield plays. Sam Darnold did a nice job protecting himself and getting the ball out.FILMHere are a couple of nice plays I noticed from the first team.The new man in the middle, Spencer Long, was the only starter to appear on the list above with this nice run block. Impressive balance sliding laterally off the snap and driving the tackle into the ground to facilitate this first down pickup for Bilal Powell.Brandon Shell slowly improved in pass protection throughout 2017, but continuously struggled to make an impact in the run game. The Jets only ran to his side once against the Falcons, but he showed a promising flash on that snap. He showcases impressive athleticism off the snap here and beats the linebacker to the spot, driving him into the ground five yards down the field.What your thoughts on the offensive line during the first week of preseason? In addition, what are your thoughts on this first edition of the offensive line tracking series? Is there anything else you would potentially like to see tracked? Let me know! Kelvin Beachum might be the NFL's most fascinating man.He's certainly one of the busiest.Beachum is a philanthropist, humanitarian, small-business investor and a big-time tech geek. Oh, and he's also responsible for protecting the blind side of the New York Jets' 21-year-old franchise quarterback."Man, Beach is a very interesting guy," right tackle Brandon Shell said. "He's so smart and he's always got something going on."Beachum's offseason itinerary is loaded with a laundry list of interests and passions that would make even the most organized person sweat.He's a left tackle first, though, an invaluable part of rookie Sam Darnold's offensive line."I've got to make sure I keep him clean," Beachum said. "I take pride in that. I love it. The thing is, pressure either busts pipes or makes diamonds. I'm all about making diamonds."The 29-year-old Beachum is a big man with big blocks and an even bigger heart.This week is an important one off the field for Beachum, who's a public advocate in the fight against hunger. In conjunction with World Food Day on Tuesday, he has donated $5,000 to the Food Bank For New York City and challenged New Yorkers by pledging to double that amount if they matched his support. He has done the same with food banks in Texas 鈥?Mexia, where he grew up http://www.jetscheapshops.com/cheap-authentic-kelvin-beachum-jersey , and Dallas, where he went to college at SMU 鈥?as well as in the cities of his previous two NFL stops: Jacksonville, Florida; and Pittsburgh. The total contribution could reach $75,000 and provide 375,000 meals."What it does for me is it allows me to keep things in perspective," said Beachum, whose interest in humanitarian efforts was sparked by a canned food drive in college. "I was one of those kids that was on food stamps growing up. We had to lean on the WIC program. We had people who helped us out. So, for me, that keeps me grounded, honestly, because I was there."While Beachum and his family didn't have much growing up in Mexia, they had work ethic. Beachum's grandfather was blind, but worked on cars 鈥?still does, even at 91 鈥?and taught Beachum's father to do so, too.So, all Beachum knows is working hard and keeping busy. And helping anyone he can."When I set out to play ball, all I wanted to do was make sure my mother and dad didn't have to work anymore," he said. "Like, I could cut a check at any point in time and be like, 'Hey, it's done. Do what you want to. Go play with the cows out there.'"And if I wanted to right now, I could. So, it's like I've accomplished that. But, they still want to work, which is fine with me. But http://www.jetscheapshops.com/cheap-authentic-eric-tomlinson-jersey , I feel like I'd lose drive if I try to sit back and try to reflect on what's happened."And there's plenty.Beachum focuses on two areas in his philanthropy: One, ending hunger domestically and worldwide, and two, advocating a STEM 鈥?science, technology, engineering and mathematics 鈥?curriculum in schools across the country.He partnered with the UT Tyler Ingenuity Center to launch his first annual STEM initiative in Mexia in 2016 as a part of his Kelvin Konnects program. Beachum has returned to his hometown every spring to reach underserved students in grades 3 through 12.Through the World Vision organization, Beachum has also become a voice for global clean water access and pushed for the development of water systems that serve as pipelines for communities.A trip a few years ago to Honduras gave him a firsthand look at how some areas of the world struggle with even bare necessities, seeing the paths young children would take to go up and down hills to retrieve clean water."When I think about what's going on globally, you can't even get into that hunger conversation because some countries don't even have access to clean water," Beachum said. "Even still in Flint, Michigan, they don't have access to clean water, which I don't understand being here in America, a very rich, very developed, very industrialized country, where a city in a very populated state doesn't have access to clean water. So, if that's going on here in America, just think about what's going on globally."Beachum has also become a shrewd businessman, with an injury on the football field actually helping open some of those doors.He was rehabilitating from a torn knee ligament while playing for Pittsburgh in 2015 when he considered getting an MBA from Carnegie Mellon. A chance meeting with John Donovan, CEO of AT&T Communications and a Steelers fan 鈥?Beachum sent him a jersey to initiate the conversation 鈥?changed all that."He was like, 'Kelvin, just think about this: Instead of going to get your MBA, just listen to me and allow me to mentor you and think about business differently,'" Beachum recalled. "And Cheap Darron Lee Jersey , I took his advice."Beachum went to San Francisco in February 2016 during the week of the Super Bowl and set up meetings with people representing the likes of Facebook, Uber, Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat, to see how the backend of those companies worked. He visited with venture capital firms and listened to Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Montana speak about angel investing and early stage investing.Beachum then continued to do more research and began networking 鈥?with anyone and everyone.He has since invested in several small-business ventures, with one of his latest being Affinity, which created a smart CRM (customer relationship management) that is "like a LinkedIn on steroids," according to Beachum."It's great to have money, but for me, it's bigger than money," said the married father of two. "What can I hand down to my kids? What can I hand down to my kids' kids? ... In the African-American community, that's not something that you hear about a lot is not only creating wealth, but how do you create generational wealth where you have something to pass down for a number of generations? So for me, that's the type of thinking that really excites me."And, the kid in him also has him dabbling in drone technology. He's fascinated by how companies can use them for business purposes, such as inspecting sites in industrial locations or delivering medicine and supplies to third-world countries."I think drones are kind of that new frontier technology that's out there," he said, "that's going to make the world a better place."That's also what Beachum has been striving to do.One helping hand at a time."I feel like Beach is like a really wise guy, a wise man," Jets teammate Spencer Long said. "He's just got that vibe. He uses his platform really well and what he can do with what he's been given."Beach truly understands the big picture."
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