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BUF

Ed Oliver

Ed Oliver comes in 26th of 250 d-line in tackles for loss, at 0.6 per game.

94th beats 94% of the D-Line; 1 is the best of however many the row says. Higher is always better, whichever way the stat runs. Red to green by where the placing sits. A stat with no better end is left unpainted.

Playing Timevs D-Line▶
Games Played12
Total Snaps44.366th86/250
DefenseDefensevs D-Line▶
Solo Tackles1.372nd70/250
Assisted Tackles1.264th88/250
Total Tackles2.471st72/250
Sacks2.564th85/250
Tackles for Loss0.690th26/250
Quarterback Hits1.290th26/250
Pressures1.486th37/250
Interceptions048th10/250
Passes Defended0.388th27/250
12 games
DateOppSOLOASTSACKTFLQBHPBUINT
BUFJan 8, 2023NENE1000000
BUFDec 24, 2022@CHICHI4012120
BUFDec 17, 2022MIAMIA1101100
BUFDec 11, 2022NYJNYJ0300100
BUFDec 1, 2022@NENE1000000
BUFNov 24, 2022@DETDET3212200
BUFNov 20, 2022CLECLE1201100
BUFNov 13, 2022MINMIN110.51400
BUFNov 6, 2022@NYJNYJ1200000
BUFOct 30, 2022GBGB0200100
BUFOct 16, 2022@KCKC1000210
BUFSep 8, 2022@LARLAR1100100
By season5 seasons
SeasonGPTOTSACKTFLQBHPRSSINTPBU
2026BUF390.5144.500
2025BUF311375800
2024BUF122835131600
2023BUF16429.5101625.513
2022BUF12292.571416.503

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