Time to Pressure: 0.00s
Pocket Status: Set
Trench Attrition Impact Analysis
12 Sim Reps Executed
Loss of interior 3-tech disruptor (Graham) and DE anchor (Harmon) severely limits interior push. Quarterback clean pocket duration expands from 2.45s to 2.88s, allowing secondary progression reads and eliminating A/B-gap flush sacks.
- Double Team Rate on Edge 64.5% (Elevated)
- Interior Quick-Pressure Rate 9.1% (Critical Low)
- Opponent QB Expected Rating 102.4 (+18.6 pts)
- Schematic Adaptation Priority Simulated 5-Man Pressure
About the NFL Trench Attrition & Pass Rush Win Rate Model
When high-leverage defensive line anchors like Derrick Harmon (foot) or Mason Graham (knee) leave the game, NFL defensive coordinators face immediate cascading liabilities. An interior 3-technique DT collapsing the pocket forces the quarterback off his spot in under 2.5 seconds. Without interior push, edge rushers can be chipped and double-teamed without penalty.
This simulator calculates pocket collapse physics, time-to-pressure distributions, and offensive Expected Points Added (EPA) deltas based on Next Gen Stats Pass Rush Win Rate (PRWR) tracking and offensive line Pass Block Win Rate (PBWR) standards.