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I think he still has something left in the tank, and apparently so does PFF.@JasonLaConfora - Free agent DL Shaun Rogers tweets he will finish his visit in KC today and then head to New Orleans to meet with the Saints
I have to admit, I haven't really followed Rogers. But if he wants to win, why would he go to Cincy? He doesn't think he's a great fit for a 3-4, so why would he go to KC? From that view, he has to be the Saints to lose. If we can land him, and PFF is right (not sure if they are or not), then the Saints front four could be a force.You know what I’d hate if I was a quarterback? I’d hate not being able to step up into my throws. It’s why guys like Ndamukong Suh and Tommy Kelly are nightmares for offensive coordinators. They push interior lineman back, get up the field and prevent quarterbacks from doing what they want to do. It’s why these same offensive co-ordinators hate Shaun Rogers.
So how do I know they hate him? Well I did one of my fun little studies. I looked at our numbers and saw how much a defensive tackle rushed the quarterback. Then I looked at how much pressure he got. And you know what I saw in Rogers? A guy who in 272 pass rushes got to the quarterback for three sacks, 12 hits and 15 further pressures. That kind of ratio was third best among all defensive tackles who played more than 200 snaps.
Better than Haloti Ngata. Better than Kevin Williams. Heck it was even better than my man crush Kyle Williams.
I’m going to drop an “E” bomb: those are “Elite” numbers, and Rogers continues to be an elite pass rusher.
Take our grading system for example. We’ve been going three years now. Want to know the pure pass rushing grading for Rogers in that time?