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Old 01-03-2013, 01:02 PM   #1
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I would really hate to switch over, this unit as is, is the undeniable strength of the team, just a small handful of players from being complete.

Switching up, would erase all of that progress and take atleast a full year to get the new pieces in place, more likely two years, for each player to be the ideal fit.

I've also always believed the 3-4 to be a more versatile setup, the extra LB can play better coverage than a lineman or play more like a lineman when needed, and the oversized DE's plus huge NT'S make for a helluva short yardage package.

Having said that, if it takes a 4-3 to get Reid in here, i'll live, but it just seems like such a waste.
Completely agree.

The only thing that gives me hope is that Phat Andy likes an attacking defense.

Perhaps he hires an attacking 3-4 guy instead of our current "d lineman aren't supposed to rush the passer" defense...
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Completely agree.

The only thing that gives me hope is that Phat Andy likes an attacking defense.

Perhaps he hires an attacking 3-4 guy instead of our current "d lineman aren't supposed to rush the passer" defense...
It'll be real inteesting see what he does on that side, thats for sure.

I'll come on board pretty quick if he switches to the right 4-3 though, an uber aggressive, blitzkrieg 4-3 ala Jim Johnson... i could dig that i 'spose.
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It'll be real inteesting see what he does on that side, thats for sure.

I'll come on board pretty quick if he switches to the right 4-3 though, an uber aggressive, blitzkrieg 4-3 ala Jim Johnson... i could dig that i 'spose.
I'm not against it as far as philosophy but it'd ****ing burn us as far as dumping/adding talent and ate cap...
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I'm not against it as far as philosophy but it'd ****ing burn us as far as dumping/adding talent and ate cap...
Not really as much as you'd think.

You move Hali and Houston to DE. Houston has the 1st step to do it and Hali was an 8-9 sack a year guy there. Poe fits in at DT. DJ to SLB. LBs are easier to find than 1 gap DEs.
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Not really as much as you'd think.

You move Hali and Houston to DE.
And there we get burned.

Hali was mauled until we went 3-4.

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Poe fits in at DT. DJ to SLB. LBs are easier to find than 1 gap DEs.
I think Dorsey/Poe/Powe could be a very solid rotation at DT.

I'd keep DJ at MLB...
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