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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HardRightEdge" data-source="post: 489704">We need to know how this is measured. For example, if the QB throws a quick timing pass, what's the "time in the pocket" recorded for that play?  You'd think it must be the time from snap to release...anything else is just guessing.  If that's the case, QBs who throw lots of timing passes and check downs (Brees, Brady) will have a deceptively lower time-in-the-pocket number. While we can talk about Rodgers holding the ball and eschewing the check down, which has some merit, the argument that Rodgers works in the same kind of pockets as Brees and Brady does not pass the eye test.  While our C/G's have not given up an outrageous number of sacks/pressures, they give up a lot of ground in pass protection.  I don't know if this is a function of the scheme or the personnel, but it seems to me Rodgers was working with one of the smallest front halves of the pocket in the league this past season.</blockquote>

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