Patrick Graham

I also was talking with our buddy Chad Tyson, who hosts Afternoons on DVE, and he kind of brought this up.

The last time these two teams played was the last time that Patrick Graham was up in the booth for the Steelers.

Oh, okay.

Because remember that game? Oh, yeah,

There was all the footage of yelling on the headsets and communication stuff and all that.

And then you get a little bit of an extra long week there.

Patrick Graham goes to the sideline where he has since stayed now.

I never know how much stock to put into that stuff, Matt, pardon me.

the rundown for this weekend.

Today I want to talk about Patrick Queen's sack that ended the game against the New Orleans Saints for the Pittsburgh Steelers and why it's something worth going into greater detail because this is a piece of old Steelers that has found its way back into new Steelers life with Patrick Graham.

And this is something that may be gone away a little bit in terms of NFL play.

popularity we're getting the whiteboard out we're going to talk about this sack right here from Patrick Queen to end this game this is third and and long in the fourth quarter Patrick Queen right here six mugged up on the line of scrimmage and this is a cover zero look from Patrick graham he has given us a look of every single guy is going to be man covered you think man man man and then man here and then man here right that's what you think cover zero and that all these guys are going to blitz and that creates a max protect situation for the saints they end up deciding to keep both this running back and this tight end into block But it's not, man.

And the Steelers are not rushing all of these guys.

Nick Herbig and Cam Hayward actually drop into zones on this blitz.

Derek Harmon's strip sack against the Bengals.

And then these two late against the Bucs and the Saints.

Like, three or four games, I think, now of the Browns take just, like, mainly their offense.

I think – I think this might be a game where Patrick Graham ups the blitz rate a little bit.

Especially, you know, and gets a little bit more aggressive.

I think that Watson early in that first matchup was kind of able to find a rhythm with some of the quick passing game.

I guess everybody was, you know, I'm calling the game in the booth, and I didn't see all the yelling and screaming and all the stuff that was going on.

Yeah, so they brought Patrick Graham down.

That was interesting in that week for sure.

But they brought him down onto the field.

I guess everybody was, you know, I'm calling the game in the booth, and I didn't see all the yelling and screaming and all the stuff that was going on.

Yeah, so they brought Patrick Graham down.

That was interesting in that week for sure.

But they brought him down onto the field.

Everybody was, you know, I'm calling the game in the booth, and I didn't see all the yelling and screaming and all the stuff that was going on yet.

So they brought Patrick Graham down.

That was interesting in that week for sure.

But they brought him down onto the field.

And it's the... it's Deshaun Watson.

And I think the pressure of this Pittsburgh Steelers defense, I think Patrick Graham has them kind of writing the ship.

And so the combination of how both sides of the ball for other Steelers are playing has me liking them at three and a half.

Also have the revenge spot.

And it's the, it's the Sean Watson.

And I think the pressure of this Pittsburgh Steelers defense, I think Patrick Graham has them kind of writing the ship.

And so the combination of how both sides of the ball for other Steelers are playing has me liking them at three and a half.

Also have the revenge spot.