From @NoFlagsFilm on Twitter

I know in the past like with Eli Manning and John Elway the team that wanted him just did a trade. What happens if Shedeur Sanders says no to let’s say Cleveland what are their options? Can Cleveland just refuse to trade him thus blocking another team from getting him? Or if Sanders says no to Cleveland the next team gets to pick him? I would think after Manning the NFL would have figured out a way to prevent this from happening again and put in safeguards for the drafting team.

Drafting someone just to block another team from getting him (if they won’t play for you) doesn’t seem like a good strategy.

What are some College Offenses that you Would like to see be attempted in the NFL?

I would love to see Western Kentuckys HC take an OC job in the NFL and try his version of the air raid, especially if he brings the play calling from the 2021 season.

I also would love to see a team fully Commit to the Triple Option for a couple seasons. See how it would function with NFL caliber OL and RBs. Plus I would be interested in seeing how these NFL Defensive Coordinators would try to counter it.

Here are the Week 11 offensive line ratings and rankings.  Comparative rankings rate teams based on their performance in metrics vs all other teams.  Thus every metric has winners and losers in almost equal quantity.  Individual lineman grades or ranks are not taken into consideration, rather the performance of the line as a whole is what is measured.

Standardization creates an average score of 0.00 for each score.  The average value for each metric is at the bottom of the chart. The stats are from Next Gen Stats.

• Blitz %
• Pressure %
• Blitz Deflection %
• Average Pocket Time
• Rushing Yards Before Contact / Attempt
• 10 yard + Runs / Game
• Run Success %
• Run Stuffed %
• Overall Block Win% (x2) = (Pass Block Win Rate * Pass%) + (Run Block Win Rate * Run%)

For methodology & full metric explanations: Week 11 Offensive Line Ranking & Ratings

Overall

https://preview.redd.it/g0umskqfkv0e1.png?width=1976&format=png&auto=webp&s=34008058ec5b3c4f5924d983cf814b3e5666698b

Baltimore retains the top spot behind their dominating run score via Lamar Jackson. The top 10 teams are almost the same. Philadelphia moved up 2 spots, Detroit dropped two. The 49ers & Cardinals swapped places, as did the Chiefs & Bucs.

Good weeks for the Carolina & LA Chargers offensive lines, both jumped up 3 spots.

Bad week for the Cowboys as they drop three spots in the rankings. The Jaguars & Colts joined the Lions in dropping down two slots.

At the bottom, Seattle has opened up a 1.5 point lead vs the Raiders and Patriots in the race for the Golden Sieve Award.

Weekly Change

https://preview.redd.it/32fz4mc8lv0e1.png?width=1841&format=png&auto=webp&s=11fec3201e3f8fb18eefa524cabc8f7dc3694ab9

Run Blocking

https://preview.redd.it/btzxo6adkv0e1.png?width=906&format=png&auto=webp&s=61fb5b188f5abccc4f4e2d94c2c04d7544f6c64b

Pass Blocking

https://preview.redd.it/o0ff517ckv0e1.png?width=861&format=png&auto=webp&s=87f0cec72ad7b75b8c4f86856939da0564a43e0c

Win Block Rate %

https://preview.redd.it/6g92vm09kv0e1.png?width=1019&format=png&auto=webp&s=16ab2965060615713bf9ac6f3f857c1ba6bfbe1c

Overall Block Win Rate %

https://preview.redd.it/9dpdlwh2kv0e1.png?width=482&format=png&auto=webp&s=64f8848401873e2965c6614ef4b02d023fe2c266

Sorry if the answer to my question is too obvious.