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The guy gave up one legit pressure all night. You're blind if you see anything else. Period. Accusing me of editing gifs....nice....**** yourself. This has nothing to do with "love" for Albert. I'm just committed to the truth about Albert and people are being unfair. A lot of idiots see pressure coming from the blindside and don't even realize it was the TE blowing the block. Quote:
As for the cut block, it had exactly 0 impact on the play. |
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From what I remember, Bowe was jammed at his break, which is legal. The defender had perfect coverage on him the entire route, and I don't recall him grabbing or hooking Bowe. Remember, he can have a hand on his back, and it's perfectly legal. Just can't grab or hook an arm. Again, I'm going from memory, but it just looked like good coverage to me. The bigger question is why we're running a 6 yard route on 3rd and (IIRC) 9 or 10. |
The play you're talking about is Fletcher breaking up a pass with Bowe.
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Sheffield is not only a faster, more athletic pass rusher, but he was better in run defense last night as well, and it wasn't even close. Houston is just a freak. |
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One pressure in 20 snaps is not an issue as far as I'm concerned. |
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To me, it looks like when the DL tries to disengage, Hudson moves his hand from a legal hold under the pads, to the outside, underneath the armpit - grabbing the outside of the chest plate. |
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If not, it's going to be a long year against the rush. And with Belcher's issues in pass coverage and often playing the strong side, the left side of our defense is going to be abused if that's the best we can do. |
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