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I assume you are correct. While not exactly one for one. The most sacked teams trend toward the bottom of rushing stats. Pass play calls make a difference in sacks.

This is one of the issues when we discuss things. They grow a bigger life. The only point to this is should we increase the % allowed of the 2 DL type plays in the pass categories. Everything else already exist. Nothing else needs to be touched. All of the rules restraining them when built already e...

Disagree changing more old plays. We made the decision to grandfather those as is. The prior last minute changes will more impactful than it originally seemed. Lets just set the new % and leave everything else the same. The only issue in my opinion is the %. The rules are good otherwise Have to use ...

I have always believed the option to get into a pass defense with an edge type makes sense. I'd rather do it this way than mess with attributes. This way still leaves the same issue. Going to smaller but faster guys opens up both space and size to run the ball at the 2 DL defenses. What they gain in...

The 2 DL started as only 2 DL and 9 dropping into coverage. We had a team that went 100% usage. There was no rules on it at all at that time. The commish decided to ban them all as he was correct that 9 in coverage is not realistic 100%. Several of us argued that 2 DL in itself was coming into actua...

I think what Mitch is getting at is the NFL is using smaller DL/LB type guys in what were traditionally DE positions. The idea I believe is that what are LB's in the NFL are the edge guys now. It simple puts a player with more speed on the end of the DL. You would sacrifice ST for speed. The rules a...

Mitch,

You talking 50% across the board in pass D's rather than the 33% in PS and PM currently?

I have not used GLP D's in a decade because of it.

Washington ready to roll at 95%

I think a small incremental move like Charlie is discussing is likely fine and will not make a large impact. It's an interesting idea. We are 10 games in and my team has had no injuries this season. Like I mentioned, I had quite a few long term ones the previous few seasons. None is the wrong side o...