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Sacksonville question ...
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I would say don’t look at the sacks.
There is a pff stat somewhere that the jaguar get a sack, pressure of hit like 31% percent of the time. So that means every 1 out of 3 plays we are affecting the qb. The sacks are nice but we are built to get the qb off their spot to effect their throw. Of target passes are what we try to generate. The sacks and strip fumbles are just extra The real strength of this defense is the secondary. They can legit cover for about 5-6 seconds. |
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