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By John Hammonds · Posted
I agree. There are only so many sack opportunities to go around. And these guys aren't the '85 Bears. (In fairness, even on that vaunted Bears team with their 64 sacks, only two players got double digits: Richard Dent at 17 and Otis Wilson at 10.5.) If past performance predicts the future, Ngaukue has gotten double-digit sacks twice in six years. Buckner only once. I would predict 10 from Ngaukue, 9 from Buckner, 8 (at most) from Paye. An another 4 or 5 from Dayo. As you say, plus other random sacks from blitzers and such should give us 40-45. If we get to 50 that would be amazing for this group of guys. -
By AwesomeAustin · Posted
I will also be happy if he gets 8. I’ve been slowly looking into how Bradley uses his DL. With that and an expected rotation, I don’t see him getting double digits unless he breaks out as a star. I just don’t think Paye is that type of player. He should provide 6-8 years of solid play with maybe a year or two of bigger numbers, but he will probably never be a #1 ER on a good DL. He is the guy you stick on the other side that can contain the run and provide pressure on 20% of his 1 on 1 opportunities -
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After the Draft: What we are hearing__on Twitter, Reddit, Podcasts, from fans, on sports radio, etc.By EastStreet · Posted
Skipping over the DE comp talk, and commenting on the above. I think the biggest two things that slowed Paye's production/stats last year were scheme (read/react) and the fact we didn't really have a threat opposite to him. Gus's scheme will be more "rushing on rails" which Buckner called a breath of fresh air (over Flus's read/react). Most everywhere (articles, depth charts) have YN at RDE and KP at LDE. I think YN will stay off the field on 1st down most of the time given his run D has been pretty poor. I think there's also a chance KP slides inside at times when Stewart comes out on passing downs. Paye had pretty nice success on the interior in college. Not all the time, but situationally. Agreed. See above. I think YN will be more than just 3rd down, but hope they keep him off the field in clear running downs. Going to be interesting to see how Bradley's D morphs with our current talent. -
By EastStreet · Posted
Looks like it's 2.5M this season if reports are correct. Not on ST or OTC yet though. So not full-on chunks, just a serious gag reflex at this point. The fact though that it is 2 years, is probably not a good sign for Sam though.
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