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Low sack rate? Thank Freeman!

Despite losing two Pro Bowl offensive linemen and starting backups at almost every position along the offensive line, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are among the best teams at avoiding sacks in the NFL....

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Breaking down the tape: Sackwatch Week 15

The Bears allowed a returning Clay Mathews to notch another multi-sack game against their porous pass protection. I don't think I'm going to put myself through a Sackwatch 2013, unless the Bears seriously upgrade their offensive line.

Breaking Down Redskins Play-Action Post Concept

The Redskins most successful concept in the passing game this season has been the play-action post. We break down how it works, how Kyle Shanahan has adapted it to fit both Robert Griffin III and Kirk Cousins and why it's so effective.

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Bears Rulebook - Offensive Pass Interference 101

Alshon Jeffery got a strong lesson in what exactly offensive pass interference is. Time for you to get the same.

Film Room: Offensive line

The Jacksonville Jaguars have struggled to protect the passer as well as open up holes in the ground game all year. Alfie Crow of Big Cat Country highlights a few plays that document their problems with their big boys up front.

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Breaking down the tape: Sackwatch Week 14

With just two sacks allowed, the Bears are now on the same pace as last season. If they can keep up solid pass protection the next three weeks they could get under the '11 total.

Defensive Analysis: Pagano Gets Tricky

The San Diego Chargers traveled to Pittsburgh and dominated the Steelers on route to a 34-24 victory that was much more lopsided than the score indicates. See how the defense held the Steelers at bay.

Video review: What happened to the run defense?

In a pivotal point in the game against the Detroit Lions, the Green Bay Packers went 59 yards in seven plays, all of them rushes. This film review breaks down what went wrong for the Lions.

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2DH: Fail & Losing In Boston

Let Dr. Gonzo provide the context. What does it mean? Maybe nothing.

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Gap discipline & an 8-man front vs. the run

While I actually thought the run defense looked a little bit better against Chicago than it had in the previous couple of weeks, the question still remains: What has been going on with this?

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