Hawkeye0202
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I know many are disappointed with DLaw sack numbers but as shown here, he still making plays in other ways
I know many are disappointed with DLaw sack numbers but as shown here, he still making plays in other ways
so Dlaw demise is overrated hes been in the op for most defensive analytics type plays just low in sacks but chase young had one more sack but hes rookie but being alluded as a unstoppable force future hOF..really one more sack on better DL? io guess being rookie gets him pass..not sure ..
fans equate contracts to production and get it all cloudy..
I could probably match his splash plays with the number of times he did not contain the edge and destroyed by misdirection!so Dlaw demise is overrated hes been in the op for most defensive analytics type plays just low in sacks but chase young had one more sack but hes rookie but being alluded as a unstoppable force future hOF..really one more sack on better DL? io guess being rookie gets him pass..not sure ..
fans equate contracts to production and get it all cloudy..
so Dlaw demise is overrated hes been in the op for most defensive analytics type plays just low in sacks but chase young had one more sack but hes rookie but being alluded as a unstoppable force future hOF..really one more sack on better DL? io guess being rookie gets him pass..not sure ..
fans equate contracts to production and get it all cloudy..
Most fans are dumb too. A TFL is no less impactful than a sack. D-Law didn’t have success rushing the passer based on the sack metric, but because he’s a well rounded player he contributed other ways.
dont care what you hear or been told the scouts, coaches, and gms pick players because they can impact team..how that impact shows up depends on positions. Parsons not part of this somehow is being dragged into it is odd, off the ball on the ball who cares if he can effect the game , it was great pick..meanwhile look at all the “off ball” LB’s listed here.
I was told repeatedly on this site that off ball LB’s don’t matter and aren’t worthy of a high pick because they don’t impact the game.
12LBs, 5 DL, 2 safeties, and one CB (#20) on the list.
Top 5 are LBs. Not surprising. LBs have the most opportunity to make a ‘splash’ play. Blitzing, tackling, playing both run and pass, near the LOS where the action is, etc.
Surprising that Colts LB Leonard is not on the list.
Quinn/Falcons had 2 LBs make the list. That bodes well for the Cowboys this year.
I didn’t think Bears Smith and Cards Reddick were nothing but average from what I saw.
I could probably match his splash plays with the number of times he did not contain the edge and destroyed by misdirection!
Some of the LB’s are OLB in a 3-4. So that skews it a bit though. Guys that would be DL possibly if they played in a 4-3
Nah - I lived it all last year - would like to forget!Feel free to.
I like Sturm’s “splash play” metric but would remove the following:
- Heavy QB Pressure; and
- Big Hit that Knocks the Ball Loose
I think these two stats are too subjective. Also, I’m not sure how he distinguishes a forced fumble from big hit that knocks the ball loose.