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Both Von and Houston rush from the right side of the offense, typically against RTs and TEs.

Houston has played in more games and has played more snaps, but Von has more sacks and more forced fumbles.
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The only player in that draft with a higher career PFF grade than Von Miller is JJ Watt.

Houston's career grade is 124 points lower than Von's. Watt would go #1 overall and Von would still go number 2.
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The point is that if they dedicated Houston to just solely going after the QB like Von does, this wouldn't even be a discussion.
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PFF grades :-) :-)
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Houston could of had 30 sacks/ Knowlogic
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Von doesn't solely go after the QB.
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Houston has had 87 fewer career pass rush snaps in his career than Von.

Houston also has 46 fewer combined sacks/hits/hurries than Von.

Von affects the QB once every 5.9 pass rushing snaps.

Houston affects the QB once every 6.8 pass rushing snaps.

Von Miller has forced 12 fumbles.

Houston has forced 7 fumbles.

Houston didn't have to come off a torn ACL like Von did and is still a less productive pass rusher.
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Since you are a PFF homer...posting that just nullified any argument you've made. It's like you are arguing with yourself...
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http://www.si.com/nfl/2015/08/05/ran...hiefs-patriots
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Von took roids, Houston didn't
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Ha Denver didn't even get mentioned.....that crap o-line is going to have it's hands full against Baltimore and KC the first two weeks.

I think Harbaugh knows a thing or two about Kubiak...and is a superior HC.
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Von got busted for pot and ecstacy, not PED's.
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Everyone on Denver's starting OL graded out positively except for Ty Sambrailo, who would've had a positive grade if not for his false start penalty. I never saw our starting OL get dominated physically, and the times they got beat looked like missed assignments. Gotta say I'm encouraged.
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Yeah, you'd have to be "special" to wear those glasses.
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