Turnover Difference with Defense

[Romo_To_Dez]

Didn't the Defense struggle with getting turnovers last season? Seems like another change with Rob's D is the ability to create Turnovers. I don't know what the total is right now of how many they have so fat. But hope that the trend keeps up.

 

[HoosierCowboy]

and not just against bad teams--we are just more aggressive to the ball and we seem to be that without giving up many big plays

 

[Frozen700]

and not just against bad teams--we are just more aggressive to the ball and we seem to be that without giving up many big plays

This.....

I see us jumping to spots when the ball is snapped trying to undercut routes for a pick....

I Love It!

 

[TellerMorrow34]

We're definately more aggressive and it's leading to this team being able to get more turnovers. That's a huge help to the team to be able to get the offense those extra possessions.

 

[JD_KaPow]

Last year, in 8 games under Wade, we had 10 takeaways. However, we also had 4 games with no takeaways.

After Jason took over, we had 20 takeaways in the last 8 games, and only one game without one. (If you ignore the last game against Philly, it's 16 in 7).

This year, we have 12 takeaways through 6 games, and we've had at least one in every game.

So, yes, we're getting more turnovers than we did under Wade, but the improvement started when Garrett (and Pasqualoni) took over last year.