Over his career, Pocic has not been known as a stellar pass blocker. And that could still be said in 2022 despite significant adjustments and improvements. Pocic does not have the strongest hands in the world and tends to throw off his balance by getting out over his hips.
Regardless, Pocic has been steady, does his job, and is always willing to look for work when no defender engages his zone.
Long-term center Ethan Pocic imo pic.twitter.com/78ACcVBa37
— Cory (@realcorykinnan) November 4, 2022
Pocic’s hands, again while they are not overly physical, have shown a great deal of refinement. He does a great job at working his hands back inside of the frame of defenders when he is hit with a move by the pass rusher.
Having this ability to reset his hands (pull them back and re-engage a defender) allows him to remain patient, squared up to his man, and keep his eyes on the frame of the man across from him.
Jacoby working full-field once again to find his check. He was at an all-time high on Monday night. pic.twitter.com/0ai05v5RZO
— Cory (@realcorykinnan) November 3, 2022
Pocic is not a world-beater as a pass blocker, but he does what needs to be done intoemain in control over the man across from him.
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