Nothing that I could say to you about the offensive line that would be negative would surprise you in any capacity.

I'm not going to try to do that as a result.

However, hear me out on something. Good morning to you. Good Wednesday morning.

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The 33rd team group of analysts does some pretty good work.

They're kind of a renegade group.

I think they broke off from the pro football focus people.

I could be totally wrong about that too.

Came up with a graphic that they put out yesterday.

For the 16 quarterbacks in the NFL, who had a minimum of 250 pass attempts,

which ones had the lowest percentage of plays spent in a clean pocket.

That's a mouthful, so I'm going to say it again.

The lowest percentage of plays were spent in a clean pocket,

meaning they had time to look around and do their thing, regardless of when they released.

The worst on this list, the lowest on this list, however you'd want to describe it, was Russell Wilson at 51.7%.

That range from one through 16 of the 16 quarterbacks who qualified

down to Caleb Williams was between 51.7% and 58%, which is a pretty decent sized range there, right?

Okay, I'm not going to lie to you. First thing I thought of,

just because it was Russ was, well, what do you want? He's in the pocket all the time. He stays there

even when he shouldn't. When he tries to get out, he no longer can do that. Even on plays that

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