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Where do they find a pass rush?


Jmac

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Zero pass rush from the DE position. Double teaming Short leaves Star one on one to get the QB. Thats been the pressure so far. These rookie corners will get toasted without a pass rush, wait until they play a top QB. What is the answer....is there an answer two games in?

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Our defense isn't like last year. DE needs to be addressed, but we're a lot better off than a lot of NFL teams out there. I think we'll be fine for the most part. Won't be surprised to see a DG trade coming up soon.

 

I feel the Huddle is overreacting too much over these games. First few games last year were close games, this time we're getting that 30+ points bracket much sooner. 

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3 minutes ago, Saca312 said:

2 interceptions. 1 forced fumble. 1 defensive touchdown. Offense scored 46 points.

 

Huddle gonna Huddle.

 

3 minutes ago, Saca312 said:

 

What does that have to do with the lack of a pass rush?

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Jared Allen played most of his career in a 4-3, and was playing on an 0-3 team with a big salary that had thrown in the towel,. Try and find a team/player that will be willing to do the same for an active sacks leader and you'll wind up with **** in hand.

Release the Kraken or get used to the same.  Pure and simple.

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3 minutes ago, morgan55 said:

Dude we should have raped these guys... Anyway we need pass rush help asap

 

Giving them the ball on the 1 and patty-caking that TE down the field for 2 easy TDs makes it seem closer than it was, and that's even with the slow start. Not saying pass rush can't be improved, because it can, but after a slow start the team performed well.

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