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Well if yesterday was any indication, Dallas Turner is the real deal. Does Kwesi get credit for him? He looked good. Every time the announcers were talking about someone around Love it seemed to be Dallas Turner.

Dallas Turner stat line:

  • Total Tackles: 2 (2 solo)

  • Sacks: 1.0

  • QB Hits: 7

  • Total Pressures: 10

  • Forced Fumbles: 1

Also the low key fake out by being off sides on the field goal that was taken off the board...next level thinking. Excited to see this guy moving forward.

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#1 · Sep 14, 9:33 AM
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Highest pass rush win rate at edge so far in Week 1: Dallas Turner

“The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command."
—George Orwell

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#2 · Sep 14, 9:35 AM CT
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Watched him a bunch yesterday and he's a Tasmanian Devil out there...

Hurry-up Vikings, we ain't getting any younger! 

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#3 · Sep 14, 9:36 AM CT
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DT15 absolutely balled out yesterday! Was so much fun to see. So many guys made big plays on defense: Cashman, AVG for sure... Wilson flashed a little. LDR, Big Citrus. The Hitman. Good showing when it mattered the most by Flo and the gang.

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#4 · Sep 14, 9:57 AM CT
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pattersaur wrote:

DT15 absolutely balled out yesterday! Was so much fun to see. So many guys made big plays on defense: Cashman, AVG for sure... Wilson flashed a little. LDR, Big Citrus. The Hitman. Good showing when it mattered the most by Flo and the gang.

I cant highlight enough how important Cashman is to this D...I saw Harry directing traffic out there too.

edited Sep 14, 2026 10:11 AM CT

Hurry-up Vikings, we ain't getting any younger! 

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#5 · Sep 14, 10:10 AM CT
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purplefaithful wrote:

I cant highlight enough how important Cashman is to this D...I saw Harry directing traffic out there too.

Blake Cashman generated seven quick pressures (under 2.5 seconds) against the Packers, the most by an off-ball linebacker in a game since at least 2018.

Cashman averaged 1.88 seconds to pressure across his eight pressures.

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#6 · Sep 14, 10:18 AM CT
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greediron wrote:

Blake Cashman generated seven quick pressures (under 2.5 seconds) against the Packers, the most by an off-ball linebacker in a game since at least 2018.

Cashman averaged 1.88 seconds to pressure across his eight pressures.

boom

Hurry-up Vikings, we ain't getting any younger! 

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#7 · Sep 14, 10:19 AM CT
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greediron wrote:

Blake Cashman generated seven quick pressures (under 2.5 seconds) against the Packers, the most by an off-ball linebacker in a game since at least 2018.

Cashman averaged 1.88 seconds to pressure across his eight pressures.

There is a significant drop off when Cashman is out and injured. Between him and Smith, the IQ of this defense is significantly enhanced. I will give Flores credit, dude usually makes great adjustments. It almost seems like the 1st half he sets the team up for the 2nd half. It's like 2 different defenses.

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#8 · Sep 14, 10:37 AM CT
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Turner was a difference maker in the game, which was really great to see. He still has a long way to go, Packers were baiting him inside often and then running outside of him, he has to learn to seal off the edge.

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#9 · Sep 14, 12:29 PM CT
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JR44 wrote:

Turner was a difference maker in the game, which was really great to see. He still has a long way to go, Packers were baiting him inside often and then running outside of him, he has to learn to seal off the edge.

And sometimes they didn't even block him. It was weird.

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#10 · Sep 14, 12:31 PM CT
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JR44 wrote:

Turner was a difference maker in the game, which was really great to see. He still has a long way to go, Packers were baiting him inside often and then running outside of him, he has to learn to seal off the edge.

One of the edges was on the DB, I think it was Murphy. He completely bit inside. Turner did his job forcing the RB inside, but Murphy then bit and gave him the edge again.

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#11 · Sep 14, 12:34 PM CT
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Turner was elite yesterday. So happy to see that. I was not one that was worried about Greenard.

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#12 · Sep 14, 2:33 PM CT
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The thing that has me excited that I didn't know he had was a bull rush. He pushed and stacked that OT several times, that takes strength. He's insanely quick off the snap from a standing position.

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