RG Options

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(08-14-2025, 10:54 PM)puddycat Wrote: Because you're playing against the UT/NT who is often least threat to rush the passer.  Usually the right end is the best pass rusher and the interior pass rusher are both on the right (left side of the offense).  You do have to be more aware of blitzers and stunts than the OTs.  In a dynamic rushing attack both guards may be called on to pull; the center has to recognize and call out defenses.
 

15+ years ago for sure, but that really isn't the case as much anymore, is it?
We see good pass rushers lining up against the right side of the OL often if it's a good matchup for them.
Garrett, Watt, and Donald had done it plenty throughout their careers, as examples.

Good DCs will gameplan around the opponent's personnel out there and shift guys around.

They need a RG who can pass block well.