neugey

I'd also give some credit to Dennis Allen. He did a good job of mixing up his defenses yesterday and getting a little more aggressive with pressure in order to confuse the youngster Siemian. For once we did not sit back and watch a first-year starting QB pick us apart!

RailBoss

Better from DA agreed but on key plays when he knew Thomas was the go to guy on key plays he might have considered doubling him up.

ChrisXVI

10 BEST PLAYERS FROM SUNDAY’S WEEK 10 NFL ACTION

https://www.profootballfocus.com/pro...10-nfl-action/

1. Cameron Jordan, DE, New Orleans Saints
For the second week in a row, somebody took Denver’s right tackle Donald Stephenson to town, and this time it ultimately saw Stephenson sent to the bench. Jordan was just far too dominant in New Orleans’ close loss for Stephenson to cope with in either the run or pass game. For the week, he had a sack, a hit and seven hurries, plus eight defensive stops to lead all edge defenders in both stops and total pressures. He played 78 total snaps and seemed to be destroying a play in some way or other in most of them. This was Jordan at his best, and marks the continuation of an impressive run of form for him.

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