Pressure Warner

We can't have this guy looking pretty in the pocket. In order to alter that passing game we need to "BRING IT" effectively from everyone on every play. We can't be afraid to blitz. He needs to know that someone is in the back field every play. Hit him every chance we get. They say that Haslette is one of the hardest to predict when it comes to blitzing? well this is the game he's gonna have to deploy the troops!!! Every angle, whatever possible way. I think it was the Jets that sacked him 5 times and Warner threw up 3 INT's for a loss this season. That's all the evidence we need and i believe it'll work.

Yes i know, easier said then done. But it can happen if we want it more than they do. There's also the 12th man and if stl. can get loud enough, then Warner is already sacked. RAAAMS BABY!!!

Warner has been pretty solid at handling pressure this year, so the guys up front have got to get to him and lay some hits before he lets go of the ball, otherwise it could be a long afternoon.

As far as blitzing, the last few weeks with Venturi calling things has really made a difference and I expect more good things today.

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Originally Posted by r8rh8rmike

Warner has been pretty solid at handling pressure this year, so the guys up front have got to get to him and lay some hits before he lets go of the ball, otherwise it could be a long afternoon.

As far as blitzing, the last few weeks with Venturi calling things has really made a difference and I expect more good things today.

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he can be rAttled and guess who has done it before? right haslett! :D

We elected to go with a more Hands Off approach in regards to defense today and it seemed to work out well. :|

Pressure? We don't need no stinkin' pressure!!!

I read where Warner was the #1 rated QB in the NFL against the blitz, so the key is probably not pressure, but being able to get to him with the front four, which we did not do today.

That Cards O-line has gotten a bit better since a few years ago when they were downright horrible.

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Originally Posted by Keenum

I read where Warner was the #1 rated QB in the NFL against the blitz, so the key is probably not pressure, but being able to get to him with the front four, which we did not do today.

That Cards O-line has gotten a bit better since a few years ago when they were downright horrible.

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You know what else he's good against? No blitzing. 24/34 for 342 yds and 2 TDs.

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Originally Posted by moloch41

You know what else he's good against? No blitzing. 24/34 for 342 yds and 2 TDs.

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Sure seemed that way, didn't it? I thought for sure we'd run a few, if not several, all out blitzes on him. I guess Haslett was afraid to do so, but it sure wouldn't have hurt it seems now.

Boy did we NOT bring it or what? Who's dumbass idea was it to just let him throw all day? We shoulda just put lazy boyz out there for the D to sit back and watch the show!!!