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Matt Rhule and Dave Gettleman: "You win Superbowls by running the bull and stopping the run"


bobowilson

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12 minutes ago, bobowilson said:

Not addressing the fact the Chiefs had the third worst defense against stopping the run in the NFL

Half of this manta is that 'stopping the run' is important, when all the analytics stress it's actually defending the passing game to be correlated with success.

 

Do you not understand football or? 

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Seemed to me that the 49ers DLine was gassed in the 4th quarter. When they were fresh, they were getting to Mahomes and disrupting just about everything. 

Sherman is a great DB, but they can't cover everything, all of the time. Without constant, fresh pressure, well, you give up 21 points in the 4th quarter.

What that tells me is depth along the DLine is important. The Panthers haven't had that in a couple of years, but they did the last time they made the Superb Owl.

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