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Ejiro Evero not going to help pass rush, or the fronts.
Rams defense is good versus the pass and if pass rush can pick it, would be great help.
Uncle Ed is promoting his nephew? Not a surprise.
Not really related but Kam calls him Unc Ed--
that said, Kinchens does make plays, but this year, seems like a couple of errors stand out. One I remember for sure, others cannot remember specifics.
For Rams he's still done well. Not sure he's as good as Reed suggests ...
Leonard Little was inches from ending it, maybe forcing fumble and so on, actually jarred the ball a little, but Brady held on and stepped up
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Konata Mumpfield
see if you see it, Km did a double pump, double shoulder fake, first one very subtle, then the second one goes out and up
Yeah, Moss bit, but still, KM sold the flat gave it a few steps before getting upfield.
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Braden Fiske, shuffle step or kind of up, jab step inside and gets his right armed cocked, right arm clubs/swipes hands of g and he closes
the initial stutter gets G off balanced, his head gets over his skis and you can see him in an awkward position
and Fiske's hustle does the rest
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Just saw clip on right today. Souldn't be any debate anymore on this play. Just talking this play.
Rams ram a 3-man game, poker (or palm or ISO, whatever you want to call it) to free the DE (in this case Fiske) to get pressure and it worked
AD and Kobie slant right, Fiske loops left. However, for me, new info ... Donald was not only slanting, he as tripped, making it a lot easier gfor QM to throw him to ground.
Not the flex some wanted. A win for the Rams DL on that rep.
*that rep*
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watch left edge, former Rams Daniel Hardy with a a good wax-on wax-off double swipe
1. good get-off, sets up tackle
2, violent hands on swipe
3 dip shoulder and close
this is very smooth, always had great s/s/s but looks to be learning his trade.
Had a sack last week ... maybe will be a good rotational giuy
yellow us usually drops on a Tampa-2, this one shows the exchanges for a non traditional Tampa-2, with CB playing deep half and the right safety dropping to the 'hole'
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Hadn't seen this angle until today, not only was Donald slanting with Turner to run a poker game to free Fiske, which worked well, turns out Donald was also accidently tripped. Allows QB to be able to throw him.
Argued for a week on this, thought there was a slight trip, but didn't see this until now.
Not quite the flex many wanted it to be.
Donald ran a stunt, his job to open lane for looper.
QM gets points for his inital punch, and he got the 'block' there. After that he grabbed a guy who was falling backwords.
QM is an All-Pro, a great player, strong. But people getting hyped over the take down is silly.
DOnald did his job, Fiske ran free (actually 3 man stunt) and QM did his job.
It's not like it was a head up, one-on-one ... it's a slant and Ol is supposed to take him where he's going.
Just saw clip on right today. Souldn't be any debate anymore on this play. Just talking this play.
Rams ram a 3-man game, poker (or palm or ISO, whatever you want to call it) to free the DE (in this case Fiske) to get pressure and it worked
AD and Kobie slant right, Fiske loops left. However, for me, new info ... Donald was not only slanting, he as tripped, making it a lot easier gfor QM to throw him to ground.
Not the flex some wanted. A win for the Rams DL on that rep.
*that rep*
Hadn't seen this angle until today, not only was Donald slanting with Turner to run a poker game to free Fiske, which worked well, turns out Donald was also accidently tripped. Allows QB to be able to throw him.
Argued for a week on this, thought there was a slight trip, but didn't see this until now.
Not quite the flex many wanted it to be.
Donald ran a stunt, his job to open lane for looper.
QM gets points for his inital punch, and he got the 'block' there. After that he grabbed a guy who was falling backwords.
QM is an All-Pro, a great player, strong. But people getting hyped over the take down is silly.
DOnald did his job, Fiske ran free (actually 3 man stunt) and QM did his job.
It's not like it was a head up, one-on-one ... it's a slant and Ol is supposed to take him where he's going.
most blitzes, most zone
To disrupt early-down passing, Brian Flores blitzes ~70% of the time using traditional five-man "Fire Zone" paths.
Instead of Cover 1 or traditional 3-under/3-deep, Minnesota usually pairs their overload pressures with Quarters or Cover 6 (QQH) rotations.
The Vikings not only blitz more than anyone else in the NFL, but they also run more zone.
It's the "Flores Paradox".
The rush forces quick checkdowns while the secondary layers the intermediate and caps the verticals.
Pressure changes the math; zone rotation limits explosives.
Today's free clinic on Brian Flores's Fire Zones is only on MatchQuarters:
matchquarters.com/p/brian-fl…
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Wesley Bailey -- not exactly Jared Verse-type power, but still, good power rush, good enough get off, gets his hands inside the tackle's, sinks hips and drives to QB
Yes, gambling can ruin relationships with your wife and children. But it can also be a bonding experience if you bring them into the action.
Words of wisdom on the @Unexpected_Pts pod
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Have not see Hamilton making many splash plays in his career, yesterday had a least a couple that stood out, here is one of then, wades though trash to get QB hit