"All-up" fronts force offenses into high-stress pre-snap situations, but the real trap can be the post-snap vision drops. Against the Eagles, the Bears aligned in an all-up mug look to overload the protection and speed up Jalen Hurts. ...
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Prediction: Packers/Bears comes down to the final play... again!
How’s this for a birthday dinner spot? And Bernie is locked in. Actually he took his head off just seconds later 😂
Our local library had a mini comic con today so I broke out my finest apparel.
Time to beat the Bears!
Under Jesse Minter, the Chargers had one of the better light (6) or neutral (7) box run defenses in the league. In '24, LA had the 5th-best EPA/Run and 7th-best Average Depth of Tackle (ADOTK). Last season, their EPA/Run was neutral (.008), but they still had a top-10 ADOTK (4.1). ...
The "Spike" path generally attacks the RB side of the formation, but it can also target the TE. Against the Eagles, the Rams run their cross-dog pressure towards the TE side of the formation. Philly will run single-back Power, or a Long Trap. ...
Duo wants to press the play-side A-gap and bounce, but edge pressure changes the angle before the double teams can climb to the second level. Against Pittsburgh, Mike Rutenberg paired a "Jet" Front with an edge pressure to attack Darnell Washington’s side of the line. ...
One of the main ways to attack protection schemes is to attack the B-gap to the RB's side. The Rams send two defenders, a LB and a Safety (Sand), with the Edge holding contain. For the Eagles, that puts the RB in the impossible position of blocking two defenders. ...
Just cracked a Pumking and settling in with a classic.