That hit even more dangerous than one on a QB in the pocket, that's the kind of hit that could kill someone, guy running full speed gets blasted helmet to helmet.
Here’s the easiest way to judge OPI....if on the route the receiver is on he’s even with the DB for 10-20 or more yards and then all of a sudden the receiver has 3-4 yards of separation when the ball comes in he either pushed off or the DB fell on his face. Nobody has the agility to get that separation instantly with their stride.
32 possessions with no TD's....and about 8 turnovers in there.
It's pretty well locked down. I'm not a huge fan of Hall blitzing so much and leaving our coverages without that underneath/2nd level support from the LB's. We have the DL to blitz a lot less for pressure. Part of pressure is taking away quick reads for QB's and making them hold the ball.
Alexander was the guy blowing it in zone...along with the fact we were running double A gap blitzes, or other blitzes with both our LB's on every 2nd and long leaving that dig open as we had no one underneath it.