From the episode

He has stayed into pass block on 13% of his snaps so far this year, which during that overall is his rookie season. It was 5.8% from week 16 to the divisional round. It was 3.9%.

STACKED’s take

Negative signalRole

Loveland's blocking load (13% of snaps) has surged from last year's 5.8%, limiting receiving upside.

Loveland has been used as a pass blocker on 13% of his snaps this season, a significant increase from 5.8% in the playoff stretch last year (3.9% in the dominant five-game span). This elevated blocking usage, driven by left tackle rotation and full-slide protections, has limited his receiving opportunities despite leading the NFL in total snaps among tight ends, running backs, and wide receivers. When lined up outside, he has just three catches on six targets for 25 yards this year versus 3.08 yards per route run in the five-game playoff stretch last year.

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