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Post by topcat on Mar 25, 2019 8:54:29 GMT -7
seems to me Edleman did that to everyone The question becomes, what is the strategy for trying to defend these modern passing attacks ? In my view, this involves... --pressure up front, both inside and outside. --speedy, instinctive LBs who can tackle...see Thomas Davis, mentoring Kyzir White and Jatavis Brown. --big, zone DBs, also instinctive , and also who can tackle. Any ideas Sir ?...this is a tough one. Wood, vs. the Pats, it all starts with max pressure, especially pushing the pocket. We need some beastly NT/DT pocket pushers to rush Brady, Mahomes, etc., and free up Boss & Ingram to bring the heat...
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Post by moekid on Mar 30, 2019 10:44:45 GMT -7
ESPN has a nice little piece of TD. Signed for leadership and what he can bro g to the field. Called the Rivers of the defense.
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Post by sonorajim on Mar 30, 2019 11:10:13 GMT -7
The question becomes, what is the strategy for trying to defend these modern passing attacks ? In my view, this involves... --pressure up front, both inside and outside. --speedy, instinctive LBs who can tackle...see Thomas Davis, mentoring Kyzir White and Jatavis Brown. --big, zone DBs, also instinctive , and also who can tackle. Any ideas Sir ?...this is a tough one. Wood, vs. the Pats, it all starts with max pressure, especially pushing the pocket. We need some beastly NT/DT pocket pushers to rush Brady, Mahomes, etc., and free up Boss & Ingram to bring the heat... DT or MLB pressure in the QBs face is a deal breaker. No QB does good work if the D is on him fast up the middle. If we can make them bring protection in, then out edge will take over. Bosa & Ingram fighting double team/chip blocks and/or playing safe to cover the run made us boring. We need some lightning in a bottle at 3T and/or MLB. Preferably both.
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Post by NoMoreChillies on Apr 3, 2019 18:12:19 GMT -7
does he play MLB instead of Perryman?
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Post by headtrip on Apr 3, 2019 19:35:20 GMT -7
does he play MLB instead of Perryman? Naw, he will play Will like he has his entire career. |
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Post by joemcrugby on Apr 9, 2019 13:08:16 GMT -7
Looking fit!!!
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Post by chargerfreak on Apr 9, 2019 13:12:01 GMT -7
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Post by boltnut on Apr 9, 2019 21:43:25 GMT -7
Last year, we loved strong safeties. We had 4 of them... and 1 hurt FS. This year, we seem to love weak-side LB's. We have 4 of them... and 1 hurt MIKE.
I suggest we get a 1-tech that can eat double teams, keep our smallish, injury prone LB's clean. Set our DE's free, too. A 1-tech that can also push the pocket... Dexter Lawrence, anyone...?
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Post by boltnut on Apr 9, 2019 22:04:44 GMT -7
Oh, and before we forget... we have 1 SAM. One that either needs to get better in pass coverage, or needs a backup that can cover better.
1. DT Dexter Lawrence
2. FS Darnell Savage
3. MIKE/SAM Terrill Hanks
4. OT Mitch Hyatt
5. CB Corey Ballentine
6. WR Gary Jennings
7. EDGE/SAM Jamal Davis
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Post by headtrip on Apr 10, 2019 4:17:07 GMT -7
Last year, we loved strong safeties. We had 4 of them... and 1 hurt FS. This year, we seem to love weak-side LB's. We have 4 of them... and 1 hurt MIKE. I suggest we get a 1-tech that can eat double teams, keep our smallish, injury prone LB's clean. Set our DE's free, too. A 1-tech that can also push the pocket... Dexter Lawrence, anyone...? Agreed. A DT that can keep our LBs clean is critical. Unfortunately we also need Oline that can keep our QB and RBs clean. It's a toss up which line gets help first. |
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Post by totallybolted on Apr 10, 2019 5:59:05 GMT -7
Last year, we loved strong safeties. We had 4 of them... and 1 hurt FS. This year, we seem to love weak-side LB's. We have 4 of them... and 1 hurt MIKE. I suggest we get a 1-tech that can eat double teams, keep our smallish, injury prone LB's clean. Set our DE's free, too. A 1-tech that can also push the pocket... Dexter Lawrence, anyone...? Agreed. A DT that can keep our LBs clean is critical. Unfortunately we also need Oline that can keep our QB and RBs clean. It's a toss up which line gets help first. I figure if both an OL and a DT is there at 28 and the OL is up there in the top 5 BPA, they could go OL because D is deeper. Then again, it might be DT is just a better bet.
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Post by sonorajim on Apr 10, 2019 10:29:01 GMT -7
Agreed. A DT that can keep our LBs clean is critical. Unfortunately we also need Oline that can keep our QB and RBs clean. It's a toss up which line gets help first. I figure if both an OL and a DT is there at 28 and the OL is up there in the top 5 BPA, they could go OL because D is deeper. Then again, it might be DT is just a better bet. 10-12 each OL -DT are graded in 1st 3 rds. Quality safties who can play single deep are more rare, could get a priority nod on that basis.
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