I’ll remind you it is a big part of the game. Turnovers always are. Just like scheme and there’s a reason for OC’s and DC’s. Brady wouldn’t survive my front 7 or secondary. Definitely not putting up 49 lol .Congrats on winning the popular vote Nos but I’m claiming the national championship
I’ll remind you it is a big part of the game. Turnovers always are. Just like scheme and there’s a reason for OC’s and DC’s. Brady wouldn’t survive my front 7 or secondary. Definitely not putting up 49 lol .Congrats on winning the popular vote Nos but I’m claiming the national championship
Ignoring LT/DT, my secondary, Polamalu as a box safety, Campbell and Jordan being typed in the wrong spot while you know they okayed RDE snd LDE in a 3-4 etc…I know you actually understand turnovers and pass rush impact offenses greatly.Welcome to the cherry picker club I guess brother haha. Sorry no tears voting is always predictable wish I had time to draft in the last NFL draft that seemed like a lot of fun. In the end I love my defense against anyone and am claiming a Natty this is about having fun right?
Definitely 3 seasons over 64 GS but like you said live and learn. Maybe we are do for another super draft no limitations just have fun. I think it’s good to take a break from restrictions and we get more discussion with less time researching too tho.
I would like do it over again with less restrictions if everyone is down. It was a very FUN draft
Challenges are fun but the restrictions killed this draft imo
Cameron Jordan started at RDE in 48 games as a 3-4 RDE. You set positional eligibility at 48 GS correct?
You’re going to have to ask pro football reference for an explanation they have the saints listed as 3-4 in 2011,2013 and 2014….Are you saying their site is inaccurate?
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If they are listed on pro football reference as a 3-4 he’s eligible as a 3-4. This is exactly why I say systems matter in these drafts.Starting line up page he’s listed as a 3-4 DE for 48 games. Defensive schemes are much more complex. There are several players we could argue aren’t eligible based on positional starts and right side left side. Klecko comes to mind there were more. But we both very well know he could play both.Now, I mentioned earlier that Williams does blitz quite a bit. It is what he is known for around the NFL, and the way he does it is quite creative. Basically, the Saints play like a 3-4 team with zone blitzes and whatnot even though they play a 4-3 front. What it means is that the Saints continually change the number of men rushing the passer. On some downs, it might be six or even seven men that blitz, while on others it might just be three. This is nothing new for 3-4 defenses around the league, but it’s not something most other 4-3 teams do on a regular basis.
For this week’s play breakdown (0:13 spot on the video below), I will show you two plays where the Saints defense uses different formations. On the first play, the Texans are giving a run look with the I-formation out there and a tight end on the line. The Saints decide to counter with a six-man defensive line and two linebackers, both of whom seemed to be geared toward stopping the run. When the play begins, the Texans go play-action and find Andre Johnson for a huge gain. On the second still shot, you can see that the Saints struggle to get pressure on Matt Schaub even though they bring more than half the personnel for that purpose. Now, I wouldn’t expect the Saints defense to respect the Lions rushing attack that much, but it shows you how the Saints are different than other 4-3 teams.
The game he is referencing is week 3 of the 2011 season.
Breaking Down The New Orleans Saints Defense
Pride of Detroit breaks down the New Orleans Saints defense and how it matches up against the Lions.
Barry Sanders definitely ain’t on that list.
You’re arguing with pro football references starting line ups.I could debate a lot using other sources. Albeit the GS for positions and teams were clearly flawed. Looks like quite a few players picked were “ineligible” If that was the case we needed repicks when the original pick was made.Or to just drop the GS for team and positional eligibility. The 64/48 may work for baseball or basketball but it clearly doesn’t work for football regardless.
And on the teams starting line ups page he’s listed in a 3-4. We had more than one person told to repick because a player wasn’t eligible. But the eligibility rules were severely flawed. No ide who decided on 64 GS eligibility for team or 48 GS for positional eligibility. This is NFL that’s not feasible and leaves far too much room for error. I do take it as the commissioner or co commissioners job to back check. Especially when using heavy caps. I really hope you were joking about drafting Meebs team.
