Smelly McUgly
New member
- Joined
- Mar 6, 2013
- Messages
- 4,282
- Reaction score
- 0
https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2 ... ns-week-4/
Of note to me:
I really loved how our DL looked, particularly in the second half. Schaub was running for his life after they came back from the break.
Also, PFF says Lemuel Jeanpierre didn't give up a pressure all game. Bowie was bullied by Watt, but I'm not too worried, as he played well last week in reserve, and I think he can handle the Colts.
I can't wait to hear from Kearly and Scotte what they thought about McQuistan at LT. I get that he's not Okung, but is Mercilus that good, or is McQ that not good at LT, or is it a little bit of both?
Of note to me:
The Seahawks brought into this game three of their four top outside pass rushers and got big games from them. Before he left the game due to injury (thankfully not serious on according to current reports) Michael Bennett had registered five pressures (3 Ht, 2 Hu) on 20 pass rushes, both from the edge and working inside against Brandon Brooks for a hit and a hurry. Working with him to harry Schaub was Cliff Avril with Chris Clemons working off the bench. They combined to rack up 13 pressures (2 Sk, 3 Ht, 8 Hu) on 89 pass rushes. Avril added a batted pass to his six pressures beating Texans’ RT Derek Newton for each of his pressures (including one hit nullified by a penalty) while his sack came as a clean up when Schaub was flushed out to the right of the pocket. Clemons meanwhile, in his second game back this season, worked from both sides beating both Ryan Harris and Newton inside and outside for pressures. These three were the driving force behind Schaub facing pressure on 24 of his 54 dropbacks.
I really loved how our DL looked, particularly in the second half. Schaub was running for his life after they came back from the break.
Also, PFF says Lemuel Jeanpierre didn't give up a pressure all game. Bowie was bullied by Watt, but I'm not too worried, as he played well last week in reserve, and I think he can handle the Colts.
I can't wait to hear from Kearly and Scotte what they thought about McQuistan at LT. I get that he's not Okung, but is Mercilus that good, or is McQ that not good at LT, or is it a little bit of both?