Turnovers are a product of QB pressure. Was crystal clear in the Memphis game.

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Dec 27, 2014
11:46:57am

LifeLongLakerFan

Turnovers are a product of QB pressure. Was crystal clear in the Memphis game.

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LifeLongLakerFan

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State of the defense

CoopDizz

12/27/14 9:14am

Good post. I agree.

inertiaman

12/27/14 9:20am

the lack of pressure on the qb this year exposes all of our other weaknesses

12/27/14 9:25am

I agree, though we had three more sacks this year than we did last year

CoopDizz

12/27/14 9:36am

Wow, a very well thought out post. Nicely done, and you make great points.

CalGTR

12/27/14 9:29am

You know your football.

12/27/14 9:36am

That's high praise, sir

CoopDizz

12/27/14 10:07am

you want to run press with who we have at corner?

macaroni

12/27/14 1:06pm

The scheme is also why our DBs have a tough time playing the ball

whoneedscorners?

12/27/14 9:57am

Excellent post but can I just add or underscore one point ?

ManicBlue

12/27/14 10:02am

Agreed - forcing turnovers is a combination of aggression, confusion, and luck

CoopDizz

12/27/14 10:06am

Turnovers are a product of QB pressure. Was crystal clear in the Memphis game.

LifeLongLakerFan

12/27/14 11:46am

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