Patriots Camp Totals: 1-on-1s - Offensive line dominates pass rushers as Wise, Guy, Froholdt & Eluemunor stand out taken at BSJ Headquarters (Best of BSJ Free Preview)

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All the reps with a dummy quarterback standing behind the defense holding up the snap count are over — at least from public view, as the Patriots have gone into regular-season practice mode.

So let’s total up all the one-on-ones from camp, check out the final chart and give out a few awards — both good and bad — on both sides of the ball.

Previous rankings:

Defense 2018, 2019
Offense 2018, 2019

DEFENSIVE TOTALS



BEST PASS RUSHER, EDGE

Deatrich Wise (42.9 win percentage): This was more like it. In 2018, Wise took this award with a 42.1 win percentage but last year, after an injury and a little bit of a position change, Wise was one of the biggest disappointments as his win rate slipped to 26.7 percent. Gotta give the Long Man credit, he can ready to go this camp heading into a contract year. He admitted to putting on some weight and muscle — probably to help him hold up against double teams — and he wore it well. This was the Wise we were used to seeing. Now we have to see whether it transfers to the field.

(Adam Richins for BSJ)


BEST PASS RUSHER, INTERIOR


Lawrence Guy (37.5 win percentage)
Shaq
Mason


BIGGEST SURPRISE/MOST IMPROVED


Rashod Berry (33.3 win percentage)




BIGGEST DISAPPOINTMENTS


Everyone


Starting rushers
John Simon, Chase Winovich, Josh Uche, Brandon Copeland
Shilique
Calhoun
Kyle Van Noy, Jamie Collins
Dont'a
Hightower


Adam Butler's annual summer swoon


Beau Allen


OFFENSE




BEST PASS BLOCKER, INTERIOR


David Andrews (12.5 loss percentage)


BEST PASS BLOCKER, TACKLE


Jermaine Eluemunor (12.5 percent)
Marcus
Cannon
Trent
Brown


MOST IMPROVED/BIGGEST SURPRISE


Hjalte Froholdt (12.5 loss percentage)
Joe
Thuney


BIGGEST DISAPPOINTMENTS


Joe Thuney
Bill
Belichick


Isaiah Wynn


Yodny Cajuste

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