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Second lowest is Pittsburg at 3.37% (10 sacks in 297 attempts) For context, League average is 7.02% Worst is San Fran at a whopping 12.02% (31 sacks in 258 attempts). When do we get to play them? Last year, the Colts sack rate was - are you ready for this - 11.5% (56 sacks in 487 attempts). Crazy. http://www.espn.com/nfl/statistics/t...assingAttempts |
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What is surprising about that stat from last year is that it was ONLY 11.5%. I would have guessed higher. The rate it is at now, through this half season, is about where it was when manning was at his peak. He would take about 20-25 sacks a year, 1-2 a game. |
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From where i sit, hes not the same guy as last year, in a good way. |
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1. They can run the ball. The D cant just pin their ears back knowing its all vertical , no play action no one in the backfield to block. 2. The Colts are less predictable. Its fun really. With pagano, I knew what was coming. If I can figure it out, so can 90% of the planet. 3. The offense has check downs. Holy sh*t, how long has it been. 4. Not every pass play is a 7 step drop. Its a real offense. Its about time |
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