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There is always a place in the NFL for a high-motor pass rusher with cat-like quickness and an exceptional closing burst. Given the importance of disrupting the quarterbacks rhythm and timing in a passing league, it is easy to understand why teams are buzzing about Texas Techs David Bailey as the premier edge rusher in the 2026 draft class. The 6-foot-4, 251-pound Bailey terrorized opponents in the Big 12, displaying a freakish array of pass-rush maneuvers that showcased his ability to "bend and burst" around the corner. Additionally, his ability to elude and evade blockers with various "dip-and-rip" maneuvers and spin moves kept opponents guessing about how to neutralize the sack machine on the edge. The All-American finished the 2025 season with 14.5 sacks, 19.5 tackles for loss and 52 total tackles for the Red Raiders, all career bests. Bailey recorded at least a share of a sack in 11 of the teams 14 games. Plus, he amassed 8.5 tackles for loss and five sacks in the five games the Red Raiders played against teams that finished the season ranked in the AP Top 25. In his lone season at Texas Tech, Bailey notched 81 total pressures, nearly eclipsing his production as a three-year player at Stanford (91 total pressures, 14.5 sacks, 22.5 tackles for loss). While his significant increase in production with the Red Raiders will prompt scouts to dig deeper into his development at Stanford, Bailey's consistent dominance will pique the interest of coaches and scouts looking for a disruptive defender. Bailey has surged into top-five consideration and there are rumors that the New York Jets are interested in him at No. 2 overall. Given the buzz surrounding Baileys rapid rise up the charts, it is the perfect time to break down his game. The Upside Flat out, Bailey scares offensive coordinators and quarterbacks. He can win with power (bull rush) or pizzazz (dip-and-rip move, spin move, speed rush) to track down the QB from the front or backside. As a spectacular athlete with an elite combination of speed, explosiveness and agility, Bailey terrorized Big 12 opponents off the edges. He displays exceptional balance and body control, turning the corner like a Formula 1 race car, hugging the curve. With few offensive linemen possessing the kick-step quickness to match his first step or the agility and anchor to snuff out his power moves, Bailey flashes "take over the game" potential off the edges. In addition, he shows a keen sense of timing and sequencing as the designated playmaker on stunts. Baileys athleticism enables him to shoot through cracks and creases to wreak havoc in the backfield. Whether he records tackles for losses, sacks or forced fumbles, his splash-play potential will impact how NFL opponents prepare to face him and his supporting cast. The Downside Despite Baileys success as a destructive force at Texas Tech, the pass-rushing specialist is more one-dimensional than most top-five edge prospects. He operates extensively in "hunt" mode, with his sack obsession and freakish athletic traits producing splash plays at key moments. However, his aggressive, speed rush-centric approach will enable top offensive tackles to sit heavy on his "blow by" move while also anticipating any counter-tactics Bailey uses. Although his nonstop motor and relentlessness led to some pressure and sacks late in the down, Bailey is unable to disrupt the flow and rhythm of the passing game when his speed rush is neutralized. As a run defender, his limitations show up when he is unable to run around or through blockers on the way to the ball. He struggles to disengage from blockers when he is locked up at the line. In addition, Baileys size and lack of length make it easier for opponents to attack him at the line and move him off his designed maneuvers. With some opponents opting to take him into the phone booth, Bailey must develop better disengagement techniques to avoid being viewed as the weak link of the run defense. The Verdict Coaches and scouts looking for a designated pass rusher will acknowledge Baileys potential as a disruptive player. Although his unorthodox game is built on a simple three-item menu featuring the speed, dip-and-rip and spin moves, Bailey is nearly unstoppable when he correctly times the snap and races around the corner to harass the quarterback. As a speed-rushing demon with explosive quickness and exceptional body control, he reminds me of three-time Pro Bowler Brian Burns, who has amassed 71.0 sacks over seven seasons, including 16.5 in 2025 for the New York Giants. While Bailey must refine his game to make his simplistic approach consistently successful against elite offensive tackles, he possesses the tools to develop into an annual double-digit sack artist in a system that accentuates his playmaking potential.

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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) Tyronn Lue managed a small smile as he considered the kind of season it's been for the Los Angeles Clippers."A lot, the coach said.After a 6-21 start, the Clippers have scrapped their way into the play-in tournament. They finished 42-40, extending their NBA-best active streak of consecutive winning seasons to 15. They're the first team in league history to be 15 or more games under .500 and still end with a winning record.Usually a team deals with adversity maybe once or twice throughout a season, Lue said, but not five or six times.The Clippers host Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors in a play-in game Wednesday night. The winner moves on to an elimination game Friday. The loser goes home for the summer.Pretty remarkable turnaround, Warriors coach Steve Kerr said. I know Ty well. One of his strengths is just staying the course and really keeping the guys on an even keel, and thats not easy to do when youre 6-21.The Clippers' woes weren't just on the court.Kawhi Leonard and the team remain the subject of a league investigation that began last September into whether the Clippers circumvented the NBA's salary cap to pay Leonard as part of an endorsement deal with a now-bankrupt sponsor. There's no timetable for the outside law firm looking into the matter to wrap up.The Clippers have said they welcome the investigation and have denied any wrongdoing.It doesnt impact anything we do on a daily basis, Lawrence Frank, president of basketball operations, said in February. We know its out there, we know at some point therell be a decision made.The starting lineup took a blow in the early weeks of the season when Bradley Beal suffered a season-ending fracture that required surgery.After warmly welcoming Chris Paul back to the franchise last fall, the team banished him in December.He was sent home from a road trip in a sudden move. The 40-year-old future Hall of Fame point guard had aimed to retire with the Clippers after his 21st NBA season.Then came the February trade deadline, and the Clippers shed their label as the league's oldest team by trading away 36-year-old James Harden and longtime fan favorite Ivica Zubac.At times, it seemed the upheaval would overshadow their hosting of All-Star weekend at their 2-year-old arena.Lue credited his players' resiliency for their ability to withstand a roller-coaster season.To not give up, not give in, it just shows a lot about the guys in the locker room that care to what they bring every single day, he said.Kerr compared the Clippers resurgence to the 1977-78 Seattle SuperSonics, who began with a dismal 5-17 mark that got their coach fired and under new coach Lenny Wilkens finished 47-35. They reached the NBA Finals that season before winning the franchises only championship the following year.No one is predicting that kind of playoff run for the Clippers, but they've already survived an improbable set of circumstances.We always knew we were a better team that what we were showing, veteran Brook Lopez said, but to go out there and prove it, its a nice little honor.___AP NBA: https://apnews.com/nba

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