Record Setting CB Contract

sdog1981

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I'll take the bait.

Yes, they screwed up. They should have kept Earl and just let Pete coach up rookie and CB cast offs because that is his special talent and would have given the team the cam flexibility it needed.
 

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Here's the most important part of all of that:

"During the PFF era, teams with elite coverage (67th percentile or better) and a poor pass rush (33rd percentile or worse) win, on average, about a game-and-a-half more than teams with the reverse construction," the duo wrote.

The Patriots won the Superbowl, yet they were one of the worst sack rate teams in the NFL last year. Pete understands this, and it's why his focus is on teaching DBs.

If the QB releases the ball in under 3 seconds every time, it's hard for the Defensive line to get there. So it's also important to have long DL, with long arms, to get them up in to passing lanes, in order to deal with quick passes.


PFF ARTICLE

https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/p ... -pass-rush
 
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ivotuk":199v6d6m said:
Here's the most important part of all of that:

"During the PFF era, teams with elite coverage (67th percentile or better) and a poor pass rush (33rd percentile or worse) win, on average, about a game-and-a-half more than teams with the reverse construction," the duo wrote.

The Patriots won the Superbowl, yet they were one of the worst sack rate teams in the NFL last year. Pete understands this, and it's why his focus is on teaching DBs.

If the QB releases the ball in under 3 seconds every time, it's hard for the Defensive line to get there. So it's also important to have long DL, with long arms, to get them up in to passing lanes, in order to deal with quick passes.


PFF ARTICLE

https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/p ... -pass-rush

Thank you Ivo, that is the part that I found interesting.
 
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