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    9/25/2023 1:03 pm  #1

    oldretiredguy
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    Snap counts vs Colorado

    https://www.yahoo.com/sports/snap-count-takeaways-biggest-notes-180805377.html

     

    9/25/2023 1:36 pm  #2

    OldMacManaic
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    Re: Snap counts vs Colorado

    Connor Soelle played 9 snaps and led the team w 6 tackles (3 solo, 3 assisted). Jordan Burch played 24 snaps and had 4 tackles, including 2 sacks. now that's getting your money's worth for your PT.

    the article rightly notes at the end that Lanning, Tosh, and Coach Meat went to the transfer portal in the off-season and greatly upgraded the secondary. Tysheem, Khyree, and Evan Williams led the D in snaps Saturday.
    so far a big improvement over last year, and visible progress from a poor performance v Texas Tech. Williams had two sacks on delayed blitzes off the edge; you don't do that unless the rest of the secondary knows who they've got and where they belong.

    Ducks have been able to maintain steady pressure on the QB these past two games rushing 4 and sometimes 5, making the secondary look good. keep it up. bigger challenges lie ahead.

     

     

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