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Payton glowed when he talked about the matchup problems Bennett could create for opposing defenses and whole sections of the Giants' play book were invented specifically for Bennett.

The no-huddle offense has created problems for opposing defenses.

With likely 2019 prospects Jeffery Simmons and Montez Sweat, who combined for 15.5 sacks and 27.5 TFLs last year, the Bulldogs are sure to create problems for opposing offenses.

But in the end, the Texans have created matchup problems for opposing blockers by standing up four linebackers and playing fast, relentless, attack-oriented football in the box.

The Tony Administration Committee voted on Friday that the score of "Enron," with music by Adam Cork and lyrics by Lucy Prebble, was eligible for best score, a category that has long been defined as music and/or lyrics created for theater, as opposed to another medium.

It can create unusual matchups for opposing offensive lines.

It does create a process for opposing a patent afterwards, as in Europe, but some say it will still be too burdensome for the challenger.

The tactic is designed not only to create matchup problems for opposing teams but also to take advantage of Mullin's decision-making skills.

The move would give the Saints a more experienced ball-handler and, hopefully, create matchup problems for opposing defenses.

Gallinari's and Harris' size and range create matchup issues for opposing forwards who might be smaller or slower, which Harris said was similar to his combination with Marcus Morris in Detroit.

A pressure group has been created to oppose plans for an underground nuclear waste store in Cumbria.