Fackrell Rules The World

[Harlan Huckleby]

Fackrell has always been fast. He should be smart - being a little older than most 2nd year players. He maybe needs some added muscle. I still think he could be at least a decent rotational player.

I agree that he was and is a bit on skinny side. But he has plenty of upside.

[Tony Oday]

When the announcers call his name it sounds like Fat Girl

[pbmax]

Damn. Forgot to include the word Official in the title.

[pbmax]

At the rate he's going, he'll have 3 sacks next week.

Help me out on what to expect next.

Sequential? Will he get 3 or be back to 0 for two weeks?

Linear growth trend line? Pro Bowl alternate

Quadratic? All Pro snub

Exponential? Hall of Fame in six years like Terrell Davis

[Harlan Huckleby]

Watching Vaughn Miller tonight, that guy's got nothing on the Fackrell.

Fackrell is younger, hungrier, leaner and meaner.

[pbmax]

Andy Herman @SconnieSports
Only Kyler Fackrell could manage a negative grade on a play he was credited for a sack on.
(For the record Fackrell never touched him, Allen tripped over his own lineman and it should have been a play on).
This is why you can’t always trust a box score ; )






It still counts. Doesn't have to be pretty. Or planned. Or well executed. Taking out a teammate is completely expected.

Honestly, any pressure is good. He forced an O lineman into the QBs path and Fack cut off the QBs escape route. Wasn't pretty at all but he completely screwed up the offensive play. All we are asking really.

[Fritz]

For the life of me I do not understand, after he clearly beat his man inside, why he kept crossing in front of the quarterback instead of turning upfield. Was the offensive lineman's seemingly slight hand push enough to keep Fackrell going past the QB? It's almost as if Fackrell thinks the Bills' left guard is the quarterback, cuz that's who he seems to be rushing.

And that's a Fack.

[pbmax]

What was Kyler aiming at? It was an inside stunt to allow Clark to loop around inside.

But what was his target?

EDIT: sorry, mostly repeat of Fritz, but hey, speculation follows...

Did he get bumped or trip or was he trying to chip Matthews blocker off him?

[Upnorth]

The more I watch that gif, the more i laugh. Its like he is participating in a three stooges skit.

[Fritz]

Man, once he gets inside, if he changes direction and gets upfield Allen is right there.

[run pMc]

and if Clark stayed on his feet he would've had the sack. I couldn't believe Fackrell got credited for 3 sacks...thought that was about double what he should've gotten.

I did appreciate him blowing kisses to the haters/crowd.

If he could show that he can consistently cover, or speed rush then he might have more value. As it is he's a good ST player but he really shouldn't be more than OLB #5. Yes, I know they only have 4 OLBs on the depth chart.

I don't think he's horrible, but if ST ace is his ceiling they could have found comparable production from a lower round pick or UDFA.

Who's the bigger R3 flop - Fackrell or Montravious? I guess we should give them both the whole season to decide.

[Smidgeon]

I think Fackrell just figured out that RT at the end of the game. It's like finding a glitch in Madden. You exploit it often to get the sack (don't know about the new one, but back in Madden '04, if you called a certain play and shifted the D-line, the O-line wouldn't even try to block you; it was a sack up the gut on every play).

[pbmax]

The best part of that play in Ponch running up to Allen at the end like something exciting was going to happen.

Second Fack speculation, maybe he was concussed? Or dizzy from earlier sack?

[denverYooper]

Fackrell has created a new category: the trip-sack

[denverYooper]

You guys just wait. Fackrell is going to make a critical sack in the superbowl when Bortles runs right into him and falls over.

It will be his Jarrett Bush moment.