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Interesting note from a Donkey Site

 

If getting pressure on the QB is the goal, then the Broncos over-delivered on expectations that were already high. With new defensive coordinator Wade Phillips blitzing on 74% of plays, Denver pressured Joe Flacco on 22 of his 34 dropbacks (or 65% of the time he wanted to throw). To put that in context, the NFL average last year was 34%, and the most pressured quarterback in football was Russell Wilson at 46%.

Of those 22 snaps under duress on Sunday, Flacco was sacked twice, completed just 10 passes for 65 yards and threw an interception. This gave him a passer rating of 36.5 when pressured.

 

 

 

74% blitzing. Amazing Baltimore could not adjust?

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Interesting note from a Donkey Site

 

If getting pressure on the QB is the goal, then the Broncos over-delivered on expectations that were already high. With new defensive coordinator Wade Phillips blitzing on 74% of plays, Denver pressured Joe Flacco on 22 of his 34 dropbacks (or 65% of the time he wanted to throw). To put that in context, the NFL average last year was 34%, and the most pressured quarterback in football was Russell Wilson at 46%.

Of those 22 snaps under duress on Sunday, Flacco was sacked twice, completed just 10 passes for 65 yards and threw an interception. This gave him a passer rating of 36.5 when pressured.

 

 

 

74% blitzing. Amazing Baltimore could not adjust?

 

They don't have Jamal Charles and Travis Kelce. They lost their best TE Owen Daniels, and two speed wide-outs in Torrey Smith and Jacoby Jones. We may be respecting Denver's D more than needed. I think the Chiefs offense puts it to them Thursday night @ AH.

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