Interior D Line Pass Rush Beakdown

[pbmax]

With your host, BJ Raji. http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/347177152.html

I've read it twice and I am still not sure what he is saying. But I think that the Broncos, by running stretch were pulling D lineman across the LOS and giving Manning (with a bunch of half rollouts) more time to throw.

On the Chargers, I think he is right. They were throwing unless they thought you had forgetten that they actually had a RB in the game.

But I really want to focus on the Panthers because they kind of pulled that one together a bit after a catastrophe of a second quarter. He says they want to deceive you, make you hesitate I would guess. Not trust your eyes.

Is this just one long description of a desire to be on Jet rush every snap?

[pbmax]

Mentioned this article elsewhere about injuries, but they also cover some production rates for D lineman.

http://www.jsonline.com/sports/packers/packers-mike-pennel-making-most-of-snaps-b99615502z1-348209941.html

Snaps:
Mike Daniels 374/46.75
Guion 173/34.6
B.J. Raji 226/32.28
Datone Jones 133/19
Pennel 125/15.6per

Tackles:
Pennel 19 tackles/one every 6.6
Raji (one every 9.8)
Guion (one every 10.8)
Daniels (one every 11.0)
Jones (one every 13.3)

Pressure:
Jones (one every 17.7)
Daniels (one every 20.8)
Pennel (one every 25)
Raji (one every 90.4)
Guion (one every 115.3)

[Fritz]

Good beakdown.

I wonder when Pennel will see more snaps? Isn't this the time of year you start to pull back a little on Raji's snaps?

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Good beakdown.

I wonder when Pennel will see more snaps? Isn't this the time of year you start to pull back a little on Raji's snaps?

He did get one game off with leg injury. I am more worried about Daniels actually.