[sbramfan]

Actually, he's right.

He's not saying that Archuleta is the impact player on this defense that you are "afraid" of....he's saying that Arch is the guy to watch to "educate" you on what the defense is going to do on a particular play.

The rams defense struggled most of the year for 1 main reason....They couldn't get pressure from the front 4...so on about every other play, you see Arch sneeking up to either help out against the run, or to blitz. And if you have to bring in help against the run, you know there's one less guy helping out against the pass. Not that they had much choice when teams were averaging like 160 yards rushing per game there for awhile.

I thought we may have solved that issue when out of nowhere, the imergence of Kennedy and Fisher started applying pressure, but I'm a little concerned after Seattle, as the pass rush was non-existent until some key plays in the 4th.

Definitely having Edwards helps as well, but I hope Atlanta doesn't have quite the O'line that Seattle does.