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Old 10-07-2009, 08:58 PM   #25
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Re: Slingin Sammy 33's - Bucs Game Review

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If you're looking at it from the point of a 3-4 vs 4-3 discussion, I believe what you'll see is a Prevent look, then a delayed blitz on the first one. On the second the D brought 7 up to the LoS, and brought 6. The thrid one was also a delayed blitz, similar to the first. I think I missed one in the second half though. The last stop was near the GL when Tryon made the tackle on Johnson.

I'd have to go back and look at personnel, but I think it was either Nickel or Cobra on each.
I have: Nickel on the Hall INT, Nickel on the Rogers pass breakup, 3-2 dime on the Fletcher sack/tackle, Nickel on the failed Johnson scramble attempt, Dime on the first down completion with Doughty/Hall closing, and Nickel on the Tryon stop of Johnson's scramble near the GL.

So the only consistent there are Orakpo at DL, Tryon at NB, and no Smoot. That third one is key.
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