Cleveland Browns' newest key addition to their roster is back to work this week at Von Miller's ninth annual Sack Summit hosted in Las Vegas. Jared Verse is in attendance representing the Cleveland Browns alongside all of the league's best pass rushers.
While Cleveland gave up a generational pass rusher, they did receive a very good one in return. With Verse being out at Sack Summit, it gave Brian Baldinger a great opportunity to break down a Verse clip of him getting after the quarterback.
Baldinger is the authority when it comes to pass rushing and line of scrimmage breakdowns. Unless you have been schooled in it, it is very hard to understand and teach the line of scrimmage play. Everyone up front is connected. The offense has to have five guys working together on the same page, while on defense, they have three or four guys who all have to be connected schematically.
Everyone has a plan, and then the ball is snapped, and the biggest and strongest guys begin hand-to-hand combat and go to war with each other for three straight hours. The work that takes place up front is fascinating to learn, and Baldinger is one of the best at teaching it.
For this Verse clip, he breaks down exactly how Verse rushed through one of the best tackles in the game to get to Baker Mayfield and sack the quarterback.