RaZon
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I've been watching Kyler since his first year at Oklahoma and the kid can move. The line will need to maintain gap integrity and keep blockers off of Parsons and Neal. Thankfully they are good enough to command multiple double teams per play and have the ability to pressure straight up the middle. On paper, this is a bad match up for Kyler. The speed of the front 7+Kearse should be enough to minimize (not neutralize) Kyler's dynamic runs. Spy Kyler with Micah, occupy their blockers, and set the edges and they're in pretty good shape.
I totally agree and see it being a very bad time for the little guy.