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Attention any NFL pass rushers available?

Trill OG

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People complaining about the defense, our biggest problem is the D line gets no pressure on the QB. They will continue to suck if we don't address this problem. The problem is finding a good pass rusher who is available. Those guys are important so its going to be hard to find an impact player at that position.

 

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2 minutes ago, Trill OG said:

People complaining about the defense, our biggest problem is the D line gets no pressure on the QB. They will continue to suck if we don't address this problem. The problem is finding a good pass rusher who is available. Those guys are important so its going to be hard to find an impact player at that position.

 

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I agree to an extent. Today, we could have rushed Obada, but he barely played and on one call he was in coverage. A DE who is raw was in coverage. That’s two weeks in a row they put him in coverage.

another problem is that the QBs are doing quick throws. The reason those work is bc 70% of the time our dbs are 7 yards off the WRs and they have a free route for at least 5 yards. Of course the qb will throw off of a three step drop in 2 seconds and complete it for 6 yards or more every time. Now, the times they didn’t pass rush were on plays where we acted like a normal D and pressed or at least weren’t 7 yards off. There was barely any pressure on those plays and that’s what worries me.

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