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- Jason Witten
Blocking: B+
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Receiving: A
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- Martellus Bennett
Blocking: A-
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Cowboys fans may be unhappy with Bennett's production as a receiver, but he was dominant as a blocker again in 2010. He didn't allow a single sack and yielded only one hit and two pressures, despite being utilized as a blocker on the majority of his snaps. I was quoted as saying I would rather put Bennett at right tackle than Marc Colombo, and that is still true. He's even better in the run game.
Receiving: B-
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The Cowboys may want to look at making Bennett more of a focal point in 2011, as he possesses the skill set to become a tremendous all-around tight end. Right now, the largest reason he is considered a "bust" by fans is simply because he doesn't receive many opportunities as a pass-catcher. With Witten getting older, look for Bennett to receive closer to 70 looks next season.
Overall Tight End Grades
1. Jason Witten: A- (91.0)
- 2009 Grade: A- (93.0)
2. Martellus Bennett: B+ (88.0)
- 2009 Grade: B- (80.0)
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I appreciate the perspective and breakdown. It’s hard to believe how many people are still trashing Bennett. Your breakdown here brings light to the FACT that all he needs is more opportunities. People never see blocking.
Dallas should have the best set of TEs in the league next year. Witten is the best, bennett nit far behind and improving, and Phillips looked great last year in preseason. At least here is one position that is set for 2011.
Thanks for this. I just tried to find these exact stats while defending Bennett to a bunch of ingrates on the Cowboys’ site. I couldn’t find the stat for dropped passes by him. The way everyone was bashing him, they made it sound like it was a major issue. Three is not that bad, even if it was out of 44.
Witten definitely picked it up this year. I really thought he was fading fast, mainly because of all the false start penalties in 2009. I thought he was slowing down to the point he had to “cheat” in order to get free, and you usually don’t come back from that, but JW did.
Of course, time still marches on. He’s not the down field, break-away threat he was early in his career, but he’s a complete player and still performing at a high level.
I LOVE MB’s blocking, and I agree that he could have likely done a better job at RT than Columbo, even at an unheard of 260-270 pounds (For a RT). I still think there’s a great pass-catching TE in there somewhere. Just don’t know when we’ll ever see it.
JC–I’d say Bennett isn’t the only player on the Cowboys who just needs more opportunities, but he’s probably the most physically talented.
Frank–You’re probably right. It’s too bad Phillips/Bennett have very little trade value or the ‘Boys could acquire a nice pick/player.
Starred–You’re right, and Bennett’s drops aren’t the result of a lack of athleticism. He has good hands, and drops are actually an overrated stat anyway. I’ll try to find the numbers, but they don’t hurt you as much as you might think. He had WAY more last season (dropped 25.0 percent of balls I believe), so he’s improving.
Vince–Really not sure we’ll see it since there again trade rumors surrounding Bennett. I really hope he doesn’t go because I don’t think the value will be there.
nice. I agree on Bennett. He is always getting called a bust with some fans wanting to cut or at least trade him because expectations for him were so high and blocking doesn’t show up in highlights, but I’m glad to see the numbers back it up that he is a solid TE, very good in blocking and not bad in his receiving with the limited opportunities he is given. I do think he’ll be a bigger part of the offense next season and will continue to develop his route running and awareness of the offense to become more of a direct contributor to production.
Scott–I sure hope Bennett becomes a larger part of the offense, but you still have Bryant, Austin, Witten, and Jones to feed ahead of him. Unfortunately for him, his largest contributions to the team (blocking) will always go unnoticed by most.
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I agree.
Bennett gets trashed because he isn’t out there catching passes for TDs. Nobody sees how effective he is in blocking.
It’s too that the Cowboys don’t use his blocking skills to better use
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