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My 2027 NFL Draft preseason big board is now up on @YahooSports.
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I've been highlighting NFL defenses using what I call "4 Weak Pressures" against offenses on 3rd down.
There's been an uptick this season because defenses keep winning with these looks. I breakdown why exactly these looks are working, and what offenses can do to counter them.
Bengals trot out 14 Jumbo with an isolated Tanner Hudson (!) running a Stool route (!!) for a TD (!!!)
feed Tanner Hudson (in 2027)? xitter.cf/social_assasin9/status…
Boye Mafe had a handful of strong reps against the Dolphins.
Got a sack after winning with a dip around the edge and a couple of other pressures where he worked his way through some blocking muck. Including one he tipped that led to an INT.
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"The optics of this are bad, that doesn't mean the fact pattern behind it was bad."
@ProFootballDoc weighs in on Jalen Hurts' medical situation.
(via @PatMcAfeeShow)
I've been highlighting NFL defenses using what I call "4 Weak Pressures" against offenses on 3rd down.
There's been an uptick this season because defenses keep winning with these looks. I breakdown why exactly these looks are working, and what offenses can do to counter them.
Nice to see the Chiefs sprinkling in 4 Strong Switch Verts concepts again. This time with a Crosser-Sit combo.
Overloads the Chargers blitz coverage and Kelce pops free for a big gain.
every post is a Josh Cameron post
Call it the "this guy needs more work/we need him back" list.
These are the most efficient WRs who have run a route on fewer than 70% of their team's dropbacks but have still been out there for more than 50 total routes (trying to eliminate super small samples.
One take: The breakout case for Luther Burden and Jaylin Noel is much more similar than people think.
- Year 2 WRs
- Good prospects
- Small-dose rookie flashes sustaining into 2026
- Tied to a QB playing well
- Both are slot-based options—just operate in different areas.
One is a fringe top-20 dynasty WR by the market, while the other is in the 70s. I want to see more of both.
A nice example to reiterate a point I've been making for a while now: tackling has never been better in the NFL than it is now.
I have, actually! I touched on it in this article from the summer. sports.yahoo.com/nfl/article…
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Why/how would that be? Have you produced anything about this that I can go read/watch right now?
he's 35 years old here and averged 10.6 yards from scrimmage a game in 1997 xitter.cf/endgame1776/status/211…









