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Originally posted by Monsterniner:
Why are they giving opportunities to Burford if Feliciano is clearly better and we are in Super Bowl or bust mode?
Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Having a QB who can and will throw to all levels of the field has allowed Kyle to throw to setup the run as well. It is certainly a breath of fresh air to not be 1 dimensional which opens up the whole playbook and doesn't allow defenses to key in on what we are doing.
That is the difference. One that was also argued ad nauseum.
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
O line pressures allowed and average time to pressure by the week.
14- 3.23
5- 2.68
10- 2.56
3- 3.47
9- 2.83
13- 3.05
10- 3.39
11- 3.69
9- 3.53
13- 3.20
11- 3.34
11- 3.12
10- 3.19
9- 3.25
Can we repeat week 4, please? Ha. That's wildly consistent in pressures. And as you noted, that's with Brock increasing his 2.82 TTT (NextGen) to middle of the league.
Yes. The TTP has increased significantly since week 10. So the improvement is certainly there.
That's allowed Kyle to throw to set up the run more. I imagine this game will be another great test of that.
Having a QB who can and will throw to all levels of the field has allowed Kyle to throw to setup the run as well. It is certainly a breath of fresh air to not be 1 dimensional which opens up the whole playbook and doesn't allow defenses to key in on what we are doing.
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
O line pressures allowed and average time to pressure by the week.
14- 3.23
5- 2.68
10- 2.56
3- 3.47
9- 2.83
13- 3.05
10- 3.39
11- 3.69
9- 3.53
13- 3.20
11- 3.34
11- 3.12
10- 3.19
9- 3.25
Can we repeat week 4, please? Ha. That's wildly consistent in pressures. And as you noted, that's with Brock increasing his 2.82 TTT (NextGen) to middle of the league.
Yes. The TTP has increased significantly since week 10. So the improvement is certainly there.
That's allowed Kyle to throw to set up the run more. I imagine this game will be another great test of that.
Having a QB who can and will throw to all levels of the field has allowed Kyle to throw to setup the run as well. It is certainly a breath of fresh air to not be 1 dimensional which opens up the whole playbook and doesn't allow defenses to key in on what we are doing.
That certainly helps. The longer throws add to TTT, escapability, lower volume of throws, quality PP, Kyle's trust in BP and the PP to dial up more longer developing plays, etc.
The only real formula for beating our offense is key injuries, and stuffing the early runs and subsequently beating our PP after that.
Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
There will be a quality OT available in the 30s. Let the draft come to you this year.
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
O line pressures allowed and average time to pressure by the week.
14- 3.23
5- 2.68
10- 2.56
3- 3.47
9- 2.83
13- 3.05
10- 3.39
11- 3.69
9- 3.53
13- 3.20
11- 3.34
11- 3.12
10- 3.19
9- 3.25
Can we repeat week 4, please? Ha. That's wildly consistent in pressures. And as you noted, that's with Brock increasing his 2.82 TTT (NextGen) to middle of the league.
Yes. The TTP has increased significantly since week 10. So the improvement is certainly there.
That's allowed Kyle to throw to set up the run more. I imagine this game will be another great test of that.
Having a QB who can and will throw to all levels of the field has allowed Kyle to throw to setup the run as well. It is certainly a breath of fresh air to not be 1 dimensional which opens up the whole playbook and doesn't allow defenses to key in on what we are doing.
That certainly helps. The longer throws add to TTT, escapability, lower volume of throws, quality PP, Kyle's trust in BP and the PP to dial up more longer developing plays, etc.
The only real formula for beating our offense is key injuries, and stuffing the early runs and subsequently beating our PP after that.
Actually, they would need to be able to stop our run game with only 7 in the box while generating pressure consistently with only 4. Not many defenses in this league have that level of front 7. Pass pro looks respectable because Trent Williams coupled with Brock's abilities inside and outside of the pocket.
Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
Lets see if they can replicate another 0 sack week against the ravens defense.
Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
Lets see if they can replicate another 0 sack week against the ravens defense.
Originally posted by ritz126:
Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
Lets see if they can replicate another 0 sack week against the ravens defense.
Ravens lead the NFL in sacks too
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
Originally posted by ritz126:
Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
Lets see if they can replicate another 0 sack week against the ravens defense.
Ravens lead the NFL in sacks too
I was surprised by that. Madubuike is a beast and imo Clowney is just OK, but they manufacture massive sacks as a team.
I hope Feliciano starts since he's been really good, especially compared to Burford.
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
Originally posted by ritz126:
Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
Lets see if they can replicate another 0 sack week against the ravens defense.
Ravens lead the NFL in sacks too
I was surprised by that. Madubuike is a beast and imo Clowney is just OK, but they manufacture massive sacks as a team.
I hope Feliciano starts since he's been really good, especially compared to Burford.
If you look at the amount of time the opposing QB's have to throw the ball before being pressured tells me that it has more to do with coverage than it does their pass rushers.
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
Originally posted by ritz126:
Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
Lets see if they can replicate another 0 sack week against the ravens defense.
Ravens lead the NFL in sacks too
I was surprised by that. Madubuike is a beast and imo Clowney is just OK, but they manufacture massive sacks as a team.
I hope Feliciano starts since he's been really good, especially compared to Burford.
If you look at the amount of time the opposing QB's have to throw the ball before being pressured tells me that it has more to do with coverage than it does their pass rushers.
Yes, but we have Deebo and CMC for that
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
Originally posted by ritz126:
Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
Lets see if they can replicate another 0 sack week against the ravens defense.
Ravens lead the NFL in sacks too
I was surprised by that. Madubuike is a beast and imo Clowney is just OK, but they manufacture massive sacks as a team.
I hope Feliciano starts since he's been really good, especially compared to Burford.