That’s what sets their defensive tempo and probably how they always get the ball to go their way. It’s the presence aspect. When I played soccer, and every time I was getting the ball, this guy would elbow my back, refs never called it. Towards the end of the game, I wouldn’t even want the ball and assume he was going to hit me again.

That one hit definitely set the tone. Sean Peyton knows what he is doing. I don’t get why he does it.