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Quarterbacks' quicker releases a product of subpar protection
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(02-22-2016, 01:29 PM)Bengalholic Wrote: You could ask the question of just about every team. It's the answer that I'm interested in. Is it because (as the title of the article states) of subpar pass protection...or is it just the way offenses are now being built? Is the Bengals O-line really as good as the stats seem to indicate (as far as the pass pro) or is Andy's incredibly quick release making them appear to be better than they really are? 

Well here is the most plausible answer since this is a recurring theme throughout the NFL.. the philosophy on offense has changed around the league.. teams are wanting a uptempo quick pace and pass offense.. it has less to do with the quality of your line and way more to do with the way the game is being played today.  
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RE: Quarterbacks' quicker releases a product of subpar protection - Essex Johnson - 02-24-2016, 10:37 PM

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