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Originally Posted by Mattyk
You don't always have that luxury. Need often dictates where guys play.
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He's still being used suboptimally. Tennessee was able to get quality play from Albert even with Albert being so "into the game" that "coaching" him was ineffective. Jim Schwartz was able to get high quality play out of AH's instincts. We had a effective 4-3 defense set up. We just needed a coordinator with a brain.
And there are countless examples of how their effectiveness was laughably reduced. Rak at 4-3 OLB, Landry at FS, Dhall as the "other shutdown corner". These are suboptimal of using a player and the incentive to go to a more optimal one is there.
Not to mention that there was no need to
fully commit to a 3-4 this year. This "need" for a NT was completely avoidable. Haslett's going to have to make a decision of whether they should implement some 4-3 schemes so we can get more out of guys like AH. And not just AH, but Cater, Golston, etc.
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