US EditionHow Rattler and Shough handled live pass rush will be another data point in Saints' QB competition
Quarterbacks Rattler and Shough face live pass rush during competition as coaches assess their readiness to lead the Saints offense this preseason.
- This past week, Spencer Rattler and Tyler Shough faced consistent pressure in Southern California, which could influence who starts the season opener on Sept. 7.
- Facing the Rams’ defensive line following a 27-13 defeat, Rattler and Shough experienced live pass rush scenarios in Southern California, highlighting their handling of pressure.
- Reviewing the line’s play, Moore pointed out that Saints center Erik McCoy said the line started `a little slow` but improved as practice continued, and Moore emphasized protection's importance.
- From Moore, first-time Saints head coach, `they need experience, they need exposure`, praising Rattler and Shough for responding to adversity during live pass rushes.
- Moore plans to pick a quarterback soon, emphasizing that managing highs and lows within drives is crucial, according to the Saints head coach.
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How Rattler and Shough handled live pass rush will be another data point in Saints' QB competition
New Orleans Saints quarterbacks Spencer Rattler and Tyler Shough faced plenty of pressure during their time in Southern California.
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How Rattler, Shough handle live pass rush to be factored into Saints’ QB competition
CARSON, Calif. — If there was one constant for New Orleans Saints quarterbacks Spencer Rattler and Tyler Shough during their stay in Southern California, it was pressure. Not just the pressure of the competition to be the Saints’ starter, but pressure from pass rushers of the two Los Angeles teams, first in a preseason loss to the Chargers on Sunday and again in a joint practice with the Rams on Thursday. Evaluating how Rattler, who started six …
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