Kyle Love PFF Grades 2011 - 2012

[Jeremy Igo]

Here is how Kyle Love graded out on PFF in his two seasons with New England.

 

2011

 

 

2012

[SgtJoo]

Mixed bag.

[Carolina Crazy V2]

He's not going to play, is he?

[CarolinaSamurai]

He's not going to play, is he?

In rotation there is a good chance

[Jeremy Igo]

Mixed bag.

 

Yes, but not terrible for a rotational guy. Will help keep Cole and Dwan fresh.

[Carolina Crazy V2]

Dwan has been playing well lately. I expect him, Ealy and Frank to get plenty of PT inside. 

[SgtJoo]

Yes, but not terrible for a rotational guy. Will help keep Cole and Dwan fresh.

 

Yeah I'm OK with this.

[MHS831]

Improved vs the run--don't expect any pass rush.  If he can stop the run, then we can blitz when he is in to overcome the difference.

[Leeroy Jenkins PhD]

If you look at his numbers, it appears in games he was asked to carry more of the load he was not as good.

 

This could mean he had a tendency to wear out easily.  Might be a great rotational guy though. 

[MHS831]

Was he a 3-4 DT?  (I think they ran the 3-4 then).

[Paa Langfart]

lol, didnt even know the guy played for us

[Carolina Cajun]

There are far worse options for us than Kyle Love coming in.  Thankfully we still have KK and while losing Star hurts, KK is our best DT and it's not close.  I believe Dwan/Cole/Love will solidify that rotation and we won't see a dramatic drop off

[panthers55]

Improved vs the run--don't expect any pass rush.  If he can stop the run, then we can blitz when he is in to overcome the difference.

Wilson is worse when he is in the pocket versus on the run.  He is like Vick in that you don't want to blitz him and force him to scramble around the edges.  You need the Ends to contain and pressure from the outside and for the Tackles to stay in their lanes and make sure he doesn't escape through any holes up the middle. Sure you don't need to give him 5 or 6 seconds to find a receiver but if you can get any pressure with your front four you do well to spy him with Davis and cover receivers closely and make him throw into small windows.  We need to stop the big plays and we will be fine.