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GoBills808

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  1. Move the ball at will…wow. Don’t know what you guys have been watching. Like at all.
  2. You really think Tremaine Edmunds is a net negative to the team?
  3. Steelers had a healthy defense when we played and have since been decimated by injury just fyi
  4. For how talented WASH defensive line is, they had an astonishingly ineffectual gameplan to stop Allen, took some really bad angles and he just slips past
  5. Not an uncommon sentiment in NFL circles
  6. Oline did its thing all 5get game balls for me
  7. The NBA has been doing it for some time now https://www.espn.com/espn/feature/story/_/page/presents18931717/the-nba-secret-addiction
  8. Still the Pats Jets are irrelevant Dolphins are baby bro
  9. It is correct, and you won't find many examples to support your theory outside a few times last season he was injured and having to deal with a center or guard downfield. Do you really believe McDermott's defense relies on an inconsistent, up and down MLB and that he hasn't recognized the deficiency after four years? And by some miracle they're still performing at a high level? Don't overthink it.
  10. So you know I am a fan of Edmunds and I agree, the bolded is true and the biggest leak in his game. It relates directly to the amount of space he's required to cover in his zone drops while being aware of receivers underneath or coming across his vision...part of the defense by design in nickle is to utilize his length in the MOF to add the extra DB BUT...he's still getting caught with his eyes in the backfield and savvy QBs make him pay. Brady used to do it, Mahomes has been the one to take advantage of it recently. It's a very valid criticism. However, in man coverage his responsibilities are typically the RB where Edmunds is very, very effective. I would guess that the poor passer rating in 2020 is due almost entirely to the zone looks where he was simply the closest defender to the receiver, because in man he is a very effective pass defender. If you watch when we are in a man look and the RB goes flat or wheel like here he basically wipes it out: He does this consistently and at a high level. Being able to win 1v1 in pass coverage vs one of Brisset's reads there (you can see him look at the wheel route as the RB turns his head) allows them to bring a safety down into the box to cloud the crossers instead of leaving him high to help w the flat/wheel. That's one of the reasons we get the sack here. Basically, Edmunds is a McDermott player through and through. He's cerebral and reliable to a fault: he's always in his Agap on run fits, always in his zone or man responsibilities in coverage. His athleticism is almost secondary to his reliability, strange as that may sound. Now is he perfect, clearly no. There is a lack of big play ability (some of which is due to his style which is admittedly conservative due to scheme, some would wrongly label it a lack of physicality), being too easily manipulated in zone as stated, and sometimes he will make a mistake or take a wrong angle but you'd be hard pressed to find an LB who doesn't. He is a great scheme fit MLB for this defense.
  11. As a bonus we also don’t have to worry about the RB leak/flat/wheel at all when we’re in man
  12. He played all over in college. Including MLB.
  13. Blue on white is the only answer
  14. Based on Pitt? Sorry but if you let your guy through untouched when the ball is snapped that punt is getting blocked every time. if you ever played special teams you would know blocked punts aren’t the punter’s fault
  15. Was Harrison Phillips a healthy scratch?
  16. It’s more about how the defense reacts and spaces themselves accordingly. Kelce needs attention and that opens space for other guys…Knox isn’t viewed the same way so he’s less able to create those opportunities.
  17. Personnel. Specifically Kelce
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