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Colts' Pass Rush Struggles, Coaches Seek Solutions
The Indianapolis Colts pass rush has been struggling, recording only four sacks and eleven quarterback hits in their last four games. This lack of pressure has put a strain on their secondary, as seen in their recent matchup against the San Francisco Forty-Niners. Defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo and head coach Shane Steichen have identified the need for more pressure, suggesting increased blitzing and rushing with more than four men. Laiatu Latu leads the team in sacks but is inconsistent, while DeForest Buckner, returning from injury, has shown promise in quick pressures. With quarterback Brock Purdy holding the ball for an average of three point three one seconds, the Colts pass rush needs to improve to remain competitive.
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