Les Snead on why the Rams traded Jason Smith now

[Thordaddy]

I watched one of those moves on another board.
Paul takes three steps up field and sells the edge rush when Hunter sets up for it Paul dips his shoulder passes Hunters inside elbow and goes inside ,which Hunter recovers from and is ready to drive him across the front but the other end DID take an outside rush which forces Sanchezz to take two or more steps forward and Hunters angle to recover is gone. Sanchez ran straight into Pauls arms.
It happens to great tackles and if you don't watch it a few time you think Hunter was owned but he was really ready to recover.
BUT IF your agenda is to make Hunter look worse than Smith you'll 'Spin it" to serve your agenda.

I think the Rams coaches KNOW that sack wasn't JUST his fault.

try clicking this link and see if you don't agree

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I watched one of those moves on another board.
Paul takes three steps up field and sells the edge rush when Hunter sets up for it Paul dips his shoulder passes Hunters inside elbow and goes inside ,which Hunter recovers from and is ready to drive him across the front but the other end DID take an outside rush which forces Sanchezz to take two or more steps forward and Hunters angle to recover is gone. Sanchez ran straight into Pauls arms.
It happens to great tackles and if you don't watch it a few time you think Hunter was owned but he was really ready to recover.
BUT IF your agenda is to make Hunter look worse than Smith you'll 'Spin it" to serve your agenda.

I think the Rams coaches KNOW that sack wasn't JUST his fault.

try clicking this link and see if you don't agree

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First of all an offensive linemen should never get turned around like that. He clearly overpowered him and collapsed the pocket. Didn't give Sanchez much of a chance imo. He has plenty of other examples to choose from which validate him as a shitty tackle. Then again, so does Smith.

 

[Thordaddy]

I watched one of those moves on another board.
Paul takes three steps up field and sells the edge rush when Hunter sets up for it Paul dips his shoulder passes Hunters inside elbow and goes inside ,which Hunter recovers from and is ready to drive him across the front but the other end DID take an outside rush which forces Sanchezz to take two or more steps forward and Hunters angle to recover is gone. Sanchez ran straight into Pauls arms.
It happens to great tackles and if you don't watch it a few time you think Hunter was owned but he was really ready to recover.
BUT IF your agenda is to make Hunter look worse than Smith you'll 'Spin it" to serve your agenda.

I think the Rams coaches KNOW that sack wasn't JUST his fault.

try clicking this link and see if you don't agree

http://cdn2.sbnation.com/imported_asset ... medium.gif

First of all an offensive linemen should never get turned around like that. He clearly overpowered him and collapsed the pocket. Didn't give Sanchez much of a chance imo. He has plenty of other examples to choose from which validate him as a shitty tackle. Then again, so does Smith.

He didn't overpower him he got him to bite on a move and passed his elbow,it's a common move NOT a bull rush at all, but the guy did recover by turning around.

I'm not saying Hunter is a good tackle I'm saying he got beaten by an elite pass rushers move and that Sanchez ran right into the sack, it's clear as day and if the other tackle had run the other end deeper Sanchez could have stood tall possibly even ran outside Paul.
I will promise you if you watch film on Pierre- Paul you'll see him beat very good tackles exactly that way.