"Pick" simulated pressures are a great way for the defense to "buy" a 2-for-1 against their opponent's protection scheme.
New Mexico St. illustrates this with a Tackle "pick" against Florida State.
At the snap of the ball, the Aggies attack the RT while bringing the RB to the initial LB blitz.
The LB works vertically to the RT's hip, allowing the RB to knock him into the blocker, but FSU's RB is late.
NMSU's Edge needs to do a better job of staying behind the rush of the LB to help his wrap, but he still comes free.
Typically, in these pressures, it is the "pick-man" who comes free; here, both reach the QB for a sack.
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