NFL 2017
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He was bad in Miami. Was that about him losing it or the Dolphins?
For some reason, that's the perception, but he was still really good in Miami.
In the last 3 years, these were his rankings in key stats amongst all defensive tackles.
Sacks: 5th
QB Hits: 4th
QB Hurries: 2nd
Total Pressures: 4thHe's also close to the best amongst DTs as a run defender.
Alongside Aaron Donald, QBs will struggle to have much of a pocket against the Rams.
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He was bad in Miami. Was that about him losing it or the Dolphins?
For some reason, that's the perception, but he was still really good in Miami.
In the last 3 years, these were his rankings in key stats amongst all defensive tackles.
Sacks: 5th
QB Hits: 4th
QB Hurries: 2nd
Total Pressures: 4thHe's also close to the best amongst DTs as a run defender.
Alongside Aaron Donald, QBs will struggle to have much of a pocket against the Rams.
Suh was bad for Miami relative to his contract/expectations. I think he was the highest paid defensive tackle in the league, but his production didn't match the pay cheque.
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He was bad in Miami. Was that about him losing it or the Dolphins?
For some reason, that's the perception, but he was still really good in Miami.
In the last 3 years, these were his rankings in key stats amongst all defensive tackles.
Sacks: 5th
QB Hits: 4th
QB Hurries: 2nd
Total Pressures: 4thHe's also close to the best amongst DTs as a run defender.
Alongside Aaron Donald, QBs will struggle to have much of a pocket against the Rams.
Suh was bad for Miami relative to his contract/expectations. I think he was the highest paid defensive tackle in the league, but his production didn't match the pay cheque.
This was a case of the contract being bad, but not the player. He was still a top DT, but the contract was just so big, it was always a tough one to live up to. The only DT who could probably play up to that contract is Aaron Donald.
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The Rams are turning it around very quickly but here's hoping it implodes with too many alpha-males in the locker room.
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A bit of an update on league boy, Jordan Mailata, who is trying to get drafted. Apparently he did well at his pro day.
I can see him being an undrafted free agent and just being a camp body, but hard to see him being anything more. His athleticism for his size will be intriguing for some teams to want to at least take a look at him.
I'm wondering what position they'd try him out in. You'd normally associate someone with his size with either an offensive tackle or defensive tackle.