(11-26-2017, 11:46 PM)Crazyjdawg Wrote: When they showed a replay of Garrett's sack of Dalton today it was very obvious that he just ROCKED Ogbuehi. Physical domination in its purest form.

I don't really ever see Lawson overpower a tackle or anything. He always seems to get his sacks from people running into him.

Does this concern people? Or am I just being a downer?

Not hard to rock a dude when you stuff your hands in his face.

I think he’s got a good chance to win it. The media loves sacks. Remember when Odell didn’t win it because Shawn whats-his-name had more sacks?

I don’t know how good that kid in N.O. is, but Lawson is a stud & produces on limited snaps.

Didn't want to start a new thread, so I'll put this here...

Carl Lawson is tied for 12th in NFL in QB hits with 18...he's one of 17 players with 18-or-more.  Here's the interesting part: He's done it in 343 snaps...Cameron Wake has the next-lowest total at 450. The other 16 players with at least 18 QB hits average 642 snaps! pic.twitter.com/qcz7EJQPvD

— Dan Hoard (@Dan_Hoard) December 4, 2017

#Bengals' Carl Lawson leads all NFL edge defenders with 130+ pass-rush snaps in pass-rush productivity (14.7), a stat that measures pressure created on a per snap basis with weighting toward sacks.

To put it simply, Lawson is as efficient as they come off the edge. https://t.co/onnH4h3ass

— Austin Gayle (@AustinGayle_PFF) December 4, 2017

Now if he can get the jumping off sides under control. I expect at least one tonight when it's 3rd and less than 5.

(11-27-2017, 02:07 AM)TKUHL Wrote: Not with the way the media jizzes over baby Watt.

That's what I'm thinking as well. And his official name is the twatt..  
Now if Lawson were competing for ROY amongst players who needed emergency dental care he's a sure fire winner..

(11-26-2017, 09:43 PM)milksheikh Wrote: Remember the hype around him before the season started?

Holy crap, we got a steal.

He currently leads all rookies with 7.0 sacks and has 2 more than the #2 rookie.

Do you guys think he has a serious chance at DROY?

With 5 games left, can he hit double digits?

The biggest draw back to him winning the award is that he plays for the Bengals. Just saying.

If only they could find ways to get him on the field more often.

(12-04-2017, 02:14 PM)Synric Wrote: If only they could find ways to get him on the field more often.

I think they purposely take him off the field on running downs because he is pretty poor against the run.

Personally, I'd like to see him get some snaps at OLB with Willis at DE.

(11-26-2017, 09:43 PM)milksheikh Wrote: Remember the hype around him before the season started?

Holy crap, we got a steal.

He currently leads all rookies with 7.0 sacks and has 2 more than the #2 rookie.

Do you guys think he has a serious chance at DROY?

With 5 games left, can he hit double digits?

Definately has a great shot. Dude is an amazing pass rusher, NO ONE gets lower than this guy.

I swear his shoulder is grazing the turf when he is rushing the passer and he is extremely strong.

The Law is for real and Villanueva should have a tough time tonight. The Stealers better give him help or The Law will feast.

(12-04-2017, 02:14 PM)Synric Wrote: If only they could find ways to get him on the field more often.

Dunlap went through a similar deal his rookie season. Only got in the rotation due to injuries and Marv wouldn't start him for whatever reason. He was in Marv's doghouse ala John Ross. Dunlap posted 9.5 sacks in 12 games, but the "starts" always went to Geathers. Atkins led the NFL in sacks in that preseason, but he wasn't given a starting gig until the following year. 

(12-04-2017, 01:27 PM)Bengalholic Wrote: Didn't want to start a new thread, so I'll put this here...

Carl Lawson is tied for 12th in NFL in QB hits with 18...he's one of 17 players with 18-or-more.  Here's the interesting part: He's done it in 343 snaps...Cameron Wake has the next-lowest total at 450. The other 16 players with at least 18 QB hits average 642 snaps! pic.twitter.com/qcz7EJQPvD

— Dan Hoard (@Dan_Hoard) December 4, 2017

#Bengals' Carl Lawson leads all NFL edge defenders with 130+ pass-rush snaps in pass-rush productivity (14.7), a stat that measures pressure created on a per snap basis with weighting toward sacks.

To put it simply, Lawson is as efficient as they come off the edge. https://t.co/onnH4h3ass

— Austin Gayle (@AustinGayle_PFF) December 4, 2017

This is awesome Holic, thanks.