Gigem 247 addresses how Texas A&M's pass rush can replace Cashius Howell
Summary
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Texas A&M plans to replace Cashius Howell's individual pass-rush production with a deeper rotation rather than expecting one edge defender to replicate his burst and bend.
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Senior T.J. Searcy is expected to start because his length and experience make him difficult to move in the run game.
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Northwestern transfer Anto Saka and Marco Jones can rotate opposite Searcy and align in wide-nine looks that create favorable matchups against backs or H-backs.
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Saka's power profile is built to collapse the pocket through contact, while interior quickness from D.J. Hicks and selective linebacker blitzes should distribute pressure creation across the front.
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