From the episode

First half, they had a 66 pressure rate on Bryce young in this game, consistently getting him to pat and hold the football. Bryce couldn't get to his typical Ted McMillan outfit because, uh, Ted McMillan at 29, uh, excuse me, 25 snaps against Denzel Ward. Only had two targets.

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Young faced 66% pressure rate as Browns' defense took away his typical reads.

Young faced a 66% pressure rate in the first half against the Browns' defense, which was specifically designed to take away his typical reads and force him to hold the football. The Browns rotated split-field coverage, used low-hole players to take away immediate crossers and slants, and showed sophisticated route recognition to disrupt mesh concepts and passing lanes. Young's time to throw exceeded three seconds as the Browns condensed the pocket and forced him to stay in.

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