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We don't know the line call to know whether the C or QB called for that LB to be picked up. Hence why PFF doesn't attribute it to anyone.
lol, just lol
We don't know the line call to know whether the C or QB called for that LB to be picked up. Hence why PFF doesn't attribute it to anyone.
What constitutes a “hit”, because Trubisky has taken a few...
lol, just lol
How can you tell if a WR did a good job on a play that didn't go to his area?
Not sure what is so funny. QB and/or C calls protection. If they didn't identify the LB as blitzing then he wouldn't be accounted for in protection.
Of course entirely possibly Long was suppose to pick him up but we don't know.
That's why I say lol. LOL
If he has any separation on his route or not.
Define separation.
https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/pro-nfl-offensive-line-rankings-after-week-2
This was interesting to note, but I was mostly curious about the line regarding no sacks or hits allowed so far. I'm not completely familiar with all of PFF's methods over there, but would it be correct to assume that what they mean is our six sacks given up have all come from somewhere other than our Offensive Line? TE's, RB's, Blitzes, Scrambles out of the pocket, etc? Can anyone confirm that? Have none of our six sacks really been because of our OLine?
Incidentally, the Cardinals are #32 on the list. I like that.
What constitutes a “hit”, because Trubisky has taken a few...
If he has any separation on his route or not.
No they don't. PFF recorded 0 sacks in week 2 for anyone.
So they are claiming that was a failure in scheme as they did not attribute that sack to anyone.
The 4 sacks from the Pack game they attributed to Trubs.
See my update. It is an overload blitz with 4 D players against 2 OL but only 1 D play against 3 OL on the left side.
So Long and Massie are dead in the water without help. If Long picks up the LB then crashing DE is free as 65 has no clue.
So we don't know the exact assignments but we do know Long has to let either the DE or LB free.
65 should have either blocked to his right not left or Cohen should have been forced to stay in to pick up LB.
More for Mongo blaming Long as Long is in Catch 22.
If you ever even THINK, even for a SECOND, that PFF is good site full of useful stuff, just go ahead and never respond to my posts because you're a moron.
LOFL "scheme failure"???
How you can defend PFF is hilarious.
Three Olinemen picked up the LDE: Long, Whitehair and Kush. No one picks up the LB. You think that is "Scheme" flaw? The inability for people to understand basic zone blocking is laughable.
Long had zone accountability for the B/C rusher. Soon as the DT moved to the A+ gap, Long should have disengaged.and picked up the LB.
I'm sorry, if this is a scheme issue, then it is a scheme issue because Long fucked up the scheme.
You can't be this dumb. Long picked up the LDE. At the snap the Center looks left and had no intent to pick up the LDE. He only ends up blocking the LDE because Long pushes the LDE that way. If Long picks up the LB instead then the LDE shoots the gap between Long and Whitehair as again Whitehair is looking left not right.
Again there are 4 guys on 2 OL on the right side. Cohen needed to stay in and pick up the LB and even then there are 2 defenders rushing Massie. They just end up running into each other.
This is not defending PFF. It is defending Long. It is an overload blitz and it is clear the protection called was deficient. No way Cohen should release given the overload.
It is also stupid that the whole line except Massie moves left at the snap when the overload is on the right. That is what creates the huge hole. Massie slides right. Long, Whitehair slide left so Whitehaiir is in no position to stop the LDE. Long could not possibly stop both as the space is too wide given he and Massie slide in different directions.
If Long released Whitehair was in no position to pick him up and given Massie slid right the LB still has enough space to get past Long.
Long had two guys in his zone one on top of the other. He can't block both simultaneously given he and Massie moved in opposite directions to start and Whitehair slide left away from LDE.