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Will the Real Kawaan Short Please Stand Up?


KBRed

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I feel like we don’t hear Kawaan Short’s name as much as we used to. A DT is not always going to have his name called out, but he was known as a pass rusher. So, I looked into stats to let the numbers talk. These are all average per game numbers.

2018 (8 games)

Tackles: 4.60 per game 

Assisted Tackles: 0.75 per game

Sacks: 0.25 per game

2017 (16 games)

Tackles: 3.06 per game

Assisted Tackles: 1.38 per game

Sacks: 0.47 per game

2016 (16 games)

Tackles: 3.44 per game

Assisted Tackles: 1.56 per game

Sacks: 0.38 per game

2015 (16 games)

Tackles: 3.44 per game

Assisted Tackles: 1.19 per game

Sacks: 0.69 per game

 

In Summary...Right now, based on the last three years, he’s about 133% in solo tackles...45-50% assisted tackles....35-65% sacks  

We really need his push, as our pass rush isn’t the best. So, what should we expect from him? What are your thoughts?

 

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Good Points by PantherPhann89 and Doc Holiday. So I looked up Kyle Williams (who’s next to Star) stats to see how they changed. 

 

2018 (Average - 9 games)

Tackles - 1.78 per game 

Assisted - 0.56 per game

Sacks - 0.39 per game

2017 (Average - 16 games)

Tackles - 2.06 per game 

Assisted - 1.25 per game

Sacks - 0.19 per game

2016 (Average- 16 games)

Tackles - 4.0 per game 

Assisted - 1.38 per game

Sacks - 0.31 per game

 

So, not sure that it changes his stats too much, but Kyle Williams is not Kawaan, so...just some numbers to compare. 

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1 hour ago, Mr. Nuts said:

He has underperform. You cant tell me that a guy making 16m a year through 8 games can only get you 2 sack. Hes playing a position where “sack # means a damn lot. I dont see him making plays in the backfield. I see Kyle Love more than anymore in the interior of the line. 

That fact that you got a poop from someone other than me shows you what you know. I’m not arguing silliness 

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5 hours ago, KBRed said:

I feel like we don’t hear Kawaan Short’s name as much as we used to. A DT is not always going to have his name called out, but he was known as a pass rusher. So, I looked into stats to let the numbers talk. These are all average per game numbers.

2018 (8 games)

Tackles: 4.60 per game 

Assisted Tackles: 0.75 per game

Sacks: 0.25 per game

2017 (16 games)

Tackles: 3.06 per game

Assisted Tackles: 1.38 per game

Sacks: 0.47 per game

2016 (16 games)

Tackles: 3.44 per game

Assisted Tackles: 1.56 per game

Sacks: 0.38 per game

2015 (16 games)

Tackles: 3.44 per game

Assisted Tackles: 1.19 per game

Sacks: 0.69 per game

 

In Summary...Right now, based on the last three years, he’s about 133% in solo tackles...45-50% assisted tackles....35-65% sacks  

We really need his push, as our pass rush isn’t the best. So, what should we expect from him? What are your thoughts?

 

I think it's a combination of lack of edge rush and a drop in play from the other DT spot. Poe really hasn't made much of an impact and Butler is a rotational DT that doesn't add much in terms of pass rush. 

The DL just needs an infusion of talent and unfortunately that's not going to come this season.

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