Anthony Heron

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4,695 appearances 31 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 21 Sep

Anthony Heron’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 31 in all, peaking in Sep 2026 with 10.

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Rahimi & Grote Show · Anthony Herron praises Malik Muhammad's impact in Bears' victory · 14 Sep 2026 podcast

You're not getting doubled as frequently, just depending on how many bodies you're showing. voice-verified

One of the things that's within the Dennis Allen scheme, you can have linebackers more consistently walked up into the A gaps. voice-verified

And once you do start showing mug looks or you start having it whether it's a zero technique nose, or you get a linebacker head up on the nose, when you're covering the center, then you can create one on one matchups on the outside. voice-verified

When you do that against the voice-verified

An empty backfield, you're guaranteeing that your defensive ends are going to be one-on-one with those tackles. voice-verified

And so that's available to the Bears. voice-verified

One thing they started doing, and a factor in the reason that they seemingly wore down more in the second half, they they began using more power rushes. voice-verified

Montez Sweat was getting home early in the game. voice-verified

You guys remember last year, I talked to you a lot about how much time Montez Sweat spends as a voice-verified

A power rusher powering through the body of the offensive tackle as opposed to just looking to turn the corner. voice-verified

And that's a difference between he and a guy like Max Crosby, who spends more time beating offensive tackles in space with more finesse-based moves. voice-verified

Montez Sweat is more of a power rusher, but as he turned the corner a couple of times early in that game, he just utilized speed and his levers, violent hands. voice-verified

As Bryce Young started to run around. voice-verified

And extend plays, the Bears were more focused on condensing the pocket and just not allowing those easy escape lanes for a really diminutive and very elusive quarterback in Bryce Young, who can be tough to sack, just because frankly, you got to reach down to the ground to get him sometimes with how small he is and how he can duck and dodge and dip his shoulders. voice-verified

So you saw the Bears take more of a focus on condensing the pocket with power, but that does take a voice-verified

Lot more energy. voice-verified

It's a lot more physically taxing as a power rusher when you're as opposed to the offensive line in a run scheme like with pad level. voice-verified

Like I was highlighting on social media what Darnell Wright and Jonah Jackson are doing, just firing off the ball, moving folks. voice-verified

When you're bull rushing an offensive lineman who frequently is bigger and heavier than you, it takes a lot of energy to do that. voice-verified

I think that's that's a part of where the voice-verified

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