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Wow ok, why don't you go study how many plays a game other top end DEs average per game? Come back with some info on why the Texans are over-using him and we'll talk. Start with Ngata, Justin Smith and jared Allen.
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If Jj Watt is our defense, he'll be in on 90% or more of the snaps. Just like Reed & Barwin were at the end of last year. It's fine for short spurts, a few weeks here, a few weeks there, but none of them can take it for long. We'll also be "pushing" Jj to play through minor injuries which can potentially hurt his longevity. On the great teams, your QB pressure comes from two players & a bunch of role players. Freeny & Mathis, Lewis & Suggs & Ngata, Woodley & Harrison, Justin Smith & Aldon Smith & Patrick Willis, Ware & Ratcliff, Don't get me wrong, it isn't unheard of that one guy makes up a teams pass rush, it happens. But that guy usually get's hurt often, whether that is Jared Allen, Kyle VandenBosh, or whoever. Bottom line, we need a beter DL rotation where we get pressure on the QB even when Jj Watt is not in the game.
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Actually we have rotated Watt off the field a decentish amount this season. Like someone said earlier, every play he will be taking on blockers, I'd rather he keep outright dominating them that way he's not over exerting himself to win his matchup
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I've never heard of a D-Lineman getting overworked.
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Suggs is Raven primary pass rushing OLB in their 3-4. Lewis & Ngata are more supporting role pass rushers & no Super Bowl for this group. Now Woodley & Harrison, OLB's for two time Super Bowl Champions does qualify for what your saying, with supporting cast of Troy Polamalu, Lawerence Timmons & Larry Foote. This is who Texans must take the mantle away from. San Francisco got close but no Super Bowl for them either. Alex Smith is their primary pass rusher, but also have Ahmad Brooks. Justin Smith is a stud & next best after Watt. Great team no. Should have mentioned Green Bay with Clay Matthews. Bet they were hoping for Mercilus, instead settled for Nick Perry who I think is out injured along with Woodson. AJ Hawk & BJ Raji in support. One Super Bowl. Trying to be objective, of course, Texans have the best pass rushing, wrecking crew right now in the NFL. Not one team mentioned has such depth @ OLB plus a defensive MVP DL hopefull in Watt. If the offense can support the defense & score enough points keeping these guys fresh, Texans should win at least two Super Bowls, heck maybe three?
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With as much time as our Offense keeps the ball, I doubt JJ or anyone on our Defense is being overworked. We are #1 in time of possession.
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That is true. I'd hate to run into a halfway decent offense again though i.e. Greenbay. The defense looked much better vs Baltimore where 4 guys were in there getting after the QB in addition to JJ.
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Yeah! Texans' D overworked their jaws eating Burritos on side line watching our O play. You know, time possession thing! That's how JJ Watt found time to eat Burritos bigger than Ray Rice.
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In week 6, there were 20 D-linemen that had more snaps than JJ Watt. In week 7, there were 24 and in week 9, there were 22. These numbers include all Nose tackles as well as 4-3 DEs. Watt was used quite a bit (more than the average D-linemen), but he was not among those who were "over-used". |
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I would also like to see JJ's percentage of plays with the Texans overall. Is he at 80%, 90, 99? Might help understand how much the team utilizes him. Where do you get your stats from for this? I'd like to take a look for myself, but I"m not aware of a stats database that's publicly available and tracks snap counts per player.
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You have to search week by week. For the Texans , Watt is used the most on the line. |
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Chandler Jones (6 sacks) has played 490 snaps, Bruce Irvin (5) 234, Derek Wolfe (3) 501. @Merci380 (3): 88 #Texans |
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Merci's got more sacks, but he's also been used more situationally than Irvin, Wolfe, or Jones. That's probably accounting for the lower sack-to-snaps ratio there.
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