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[QUOTE="orangecuse, post: 5172033, member: 668"] Personally, I'm not a fan of this type of strategy. The best coverage results (or what appears to be in most instances) is because of the direct causation of a good/solid pass rush. At this level of ball, especially P4, if you give a QB more than ample amount of time to throw, check down receivers, etc. it usually ends up positive for the offense. Just as the [I]Prevent Defense[/I] seemingly allows a team to create such positive yardage when they have struggled with the passing game for much of the game. IMO, pressuring the QB, making him throw before he's ready, being consistently rushed/hit (not necessarily sacked), etc., etc., is what makes d-backs appear to be much better at being d-backs. [/QUOTE]
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