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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Check out this week’s charting pass-rush stats:
Chandler Jones: two QB hits, eight hurries, 10 pressures
Rob Ninkovich: four hurries
Jamie Collins: one QB hit, one hurry
Sealver Siliga: two hurries
Vince Wilfork: two hurries
Chris Jones: one hurry
Alan Branch: one hurry
Don’t Hightower: one hurry
Doug Kyed has his weekly pass rushing stats and I have to say they look better than my eyes saw yesterday, particularly Chandler Jones. Ties in with what @DaBruinz has been saying about moving Flacco off his spot:
Read more at: http://nesn.com/2015/01/devin-mccourtys-playmaking-ability-among-takeaways-from-patriots-ravens/
Rewatching the game now and the pass rush wasn't really that bad. It was the coverage that was atrocious that didn't ever allow the rush to get there. The first play of the game Jones beats his man and hits Flacco. Would have been as sack if Flacco's 1st read wasn't wide open 19 yards down the field...So, on the 45 Flacco drop-backs, the Pats 20 hurries, 3 QB hits, and 10 pressures.. So, that is 33 out of 45 drop-backs..
Thanks for the info, Manx..
Just wait for the AFCCG against Luck, it will be a mush rush, keep him in the pocket game. As would Seattle and also GB depending on Rodgers leg.
We likely won't even try a real pass rush until next season.