FrankRizzo
Cheesehead
Rookie Mike Daniels, with 7½ pressures (total of sacks, knockdowns and hurries), has the position's highest ratio of pressures per play.
Daniels has one pressure for every 16.6 snaps, followed by Neal (one/17.3), Raji (one/62.4), CJ Wilson (one/66.3), Worthy (one/76.2) and Ryan Pickett (one/110.7).
"The best thing that Mike has done is, with limited opportunities, he has made the most of them," said Trgovac. "Mike Daniels is just a good, steady football player."
Daniels, 6 feet ½ inch and 294 pounds, also has produced against the run.
He ranks third on the unit in tackles per snap with one every 13.5, behind Pickett (one/7.6) and Wilson (one/7.7) but ahead of Neal (one/14.4), Raji (one/17.2) and Worthy (one/21.4).
Daniels has one pressure for every 16.6 snaps, followed by Neal (one/17.3), Raji (one/62.4), CJ Wilson (one/66.3), Worthy (one/76.2) and Ryan Pickett (one/110.7).
"The best thing that Mike has done is, with limited opportunities, he has made the most of them," said Trgovac. "Mike Daniels is just a good, steady football player."
Daniels, 6 feet ½ inch and 294 pounds, also has produced against the run.
He ranks third on the unit in tackles per snap with one every 13.5, behind Pickett (one/7.6) and Wilson (one/7.7) but ahead of Neal (one/14.4), Raji (one/17.2) and Worthy (one/21.4).