Pass Rush Productivity (or why I may have been wrong about
Chauncey Davis)  Piggybacking off Dave's post about drafting a
pass rusher (good thing I was already working on this, huh?),
I've got some pretty cool numbers to share with you guys.  Pro
Football Focus recently released their lists of the most
productive pass rushers in 2009.  They include not only sacks,
but also QB Hits and QB Pressures, and - here's the big one -
divide that by the number of snaps the player was on the field
for pass rush situations to come up with a number they are
calling Pass Rushing Productivity (PRP) Rating.   As for the
subtitle?  Recently, while backing up Dave's position that
Chauncey Davis could be a possible candidate to be traded (of
flat-out dumped) to save money against the Salary Cap, I said
(among other things):  Yeah, Chauncey was pretty bad this year.
Upon closer inspection, it might not have been as bad as the
Falcons throwing $5 Million down the toilet last year (which was
pretty close to my thinking on Chaunce