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Pass rush

PR reps: Every snap a defensive lineman rushed the passer.
PR Value pass-rush value: One number, 0 to 100, for a pass rusher's impact. Every win counts, and the wins that wreck the pocket count more.
PR Versatility: How many ways he beats you. A 100 wins with speed, power, and counters. A low score has one move and the tape knows it.
Wins: Pass-rush reps where he beat the man across from him.
Win %: The share of his pass-rush reps that were wins.
Win % All: His win rate across every rep he played, not just pass rushes.
Pressures: Reps where he forced the quarterback to move, hurry, or get rid of the ball early.
Pressure %: The share of his pass-rush reps that produced a pressure.
Sacks: Quarterback taken down behind the line of scrimmage.
TKL tackles: Tackles made.
TFL tackles for loss: Tackles made behind the line of scrimmage.
xSG / rep expected sacks generated per rep: The sacks his wins should produce per rush, whether or not the quarterback held the ball long enough.
xSG total: Expected sacks generated across all his reps. The sacks he earned, not just the ones he got.

PB reps: Every snap an offensive lineman pass blocked.
PB Value pass-block value: One number, 0 to 100, for how well a protector keeps his quarterback clean.
Pressures allowed: Reps where his man forced the quarterback to move, hurry, or throw early.
Sacks allowed: Sacks charged to the blocker who lost the rep.
Anchor: How well he holds his ground against power. A high anchor means bull rushers stall out on him.

Alignment: Where the defender lined up before the snap, by technique.
Move: The rush move he used on the rep.
Get-off: How fast he moved after the snap, in seconds.
Time to pressure: How long it took him to pressure the quarterback, in seconds.
Matchup: Exactly who he was against on the rep.
Result: Rep won or rep lost. Green means the rusher won, red means the block held.

Speed rush: Winning around the edge with get-off and bend before the tackle can set.
Bull rush: Driving straight through the blocker with power to collapse the pocket.
Long arm: Locking out one arm into the blocker's chest to control him and shed.
Club-swim: Clubbing the blocker's arm away, then swimming the other arm over the top.
Rip: Ripping the inside arm up under the blocker's arm to get past his hip.
Spin: Spinning off the blocker's contact to come free on the other side.
Inside counter: Selling the outside rush, then cutting back inside once the tackle oversets.
T-E stunt: Tackle-end twist: the tackle crashes outside and the end loops inside behind him.

0-technique nose: Head up on the center.
1-technique: Shaded on the center's shoulder, in the A-gap.
3-technique: Outside shoulder of the guard, in the B-gap.
5-technique: Outside shoulder of the tackle.
Wide-9: Lined up well outside the tight end or tackle, built for speed off the edge.

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