(10-29-2019, 09:01 AM)p_rushing Wrote:

(10-29-2019, 08:43 AM)NYC4jags Wrote: Tunsil was a good addition for them.

Interestingly, their highest win rate vs the pass rush (prior to week 8) came from Tytus Howard. 
He's likely out for London with a sprained MCL. 

Their pass blocking win rate as a collective line is exactly the same as the Jags' O-Line. 
61%  

So ask yourself how our d-line would fare against our o-line and that's a rough indicator. The Jags will disrupt Watson, it comes down to keeping him from making plays after pressure. Which he's pretty good at.

The only issue is the Jags have Wash. If he sits back in zone and rushes 4 to contain Watson in the pocket, they will get picked apart. Might as well blitz, specially if the LBs are still out as they won't be able to cover great anyways.

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Wash hasn't been doing very much "sitting back in zone" the past few weeks unless we have a lead. I'd still like a bit less of it in that situation too, but I get it. 

He did blitz a good bit vs NYJ, and I wouldn't be surprised if he does so again.  Both of Herndon's INTs came with Darnold under pressure when Wash sent 5 guys. 

The difference here is Watson's mobility. Not sure how Wash will approach that. I'd prefer he still sends pressure, but he may elect to "contain" at times.

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