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First time I've seen a guy get pulled forward, faster than he can propel himself, in order to get faster and also to gain more body control at faster speeds. Very interesting! -
By Les Poulains · Posted
Graham's been fantastic for a decade in terms of consistently pressuring the QB and being a complete, 3 down end. Nothing wrong with that. It's not all about sacks. -
I don't remember seeing this posted yet, but just came across it: Nothing ground breaking, but a cool insight into some of his training. -
To be honest with you, if we get that many sacks out of Paye (60) with twice as many pressures (120) over 10 years with double digit forced fumbles and tackles for losses every year, I would be happy with that kind of production knowing what Buckner and others will bring on the interior as well and that the sack and pressure numbers will be distributed amongst other pass rushers too. You don't have 3 down pass rushers as much nowadays and the numbers probably will reflect that as time goes on, IMO. That Philly D-line is loaded, so a lot of DL have to eat too. Plus, Philly has good edge setting DL that their run D has been top notch for several years. So, it is a sum of many things for DL play. -
By ColtsBlueFL · Posted
Competition Devastating when your opponent can knock in a 54 yarder to beat you, but your team vacillates between kicking the FG or going for it on 4th down beyond 49 yards. Inside of 50 yards, yes he was. Hit 32 out of 37 field goal attempts (87%) and made 43 out of 45 of his extra point chances. If he improves there, he wins his job back in his sophomore season, IMO.
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