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Special Teams
Join Date: Mar 2005
Posts: 180
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Re: Sean Taylor wants to redo his deal already...
Hey Daseal Iam not moving him to QB- I said OLB- Him and Arrington in a 3-4. His hitting ability is his thing. Playing OLB he would have ample opportunity compared to what he gets at saftey. So your saying he is not capable of OLB!
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The Starter
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Warrenton, Virginia
Age: 46
Posts: 1,515
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Re: Sean Taylor wants to redo his deal already...
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Originally Posted by Monksdown Forgive me if i appear incoherent. Ive had too much to drink like Malcom in the middle on St Pat's day(I'm sure you know of whom I speak) But damn it guys, watch the games some times. When did you ever see Gregg Williams with a 3-4. You and your damn Baltimore pipe dreams. If you want 3-4, move to baltimore. Thats my new rap. Our defense is complex, not only to confuse opposing offenses, but to confuse us as well. If you dont understand the complexity of a bear defense. Im referring to the Centerfield safety configuration, not the team, then dont make comments, like, lets have a 3-4 defense. This isnt the 80's anymore. Defense's have progressed beyond 2 types. It may seem difficult, but allow me to time capsule your 3-4 comments for you, and show them to you in 10 years, when everyone on ESPN has explained a bear defense to you. Because it may take 10 years for the new defensive schemes in the nfl to permiate your thick, high school level defensive minds. There are intelligent people getting paid a year more than you'll make in a lifetime, to figure out how to take advantage of conventional defenses. Step up to the plate, and expand a little. It's not a mystery why our defense (filled with previous underachievers) excelled against the West Coast Offenses(choke, choke, somebody blow the fucking dust off). Absolutely no insult intended to those that may take insult. But is anyone out there on the same page? |
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Camp Scrub
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Leeds, England
Age: 52
Posts: 44
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Re: Sean Taylor wants to redo his deal already...
Just say hypothetically we did switch to a 3-4, which by the way i hope we don't do.
So you want to play Taylor and Arrington at OLB, what exactly are you going to do with our Pro Bowl OLB Marcus Washington? Sit him on the bench? Taylor is an exceptional Safety, and will be the best in the league if not in 2005 then in 2006. People are scared of him already, leave him where he is and let him do his thing in the secondary.
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The Starter
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Warrenton, Virginia
Age: 46
Posts: 1,515
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Re: Sean Taylor wants to redo his deal already...
I am sorry if I came off as trying to be an expert. I dont see a reason to change our defense, especially in that direction. Some people love linebackers so much, that they would sacrifice anything to get more out there. And then to multiply the error, they would want to take our stud at safety and waste him on an outside linebacker spot. I dont want to see Petigout throwing Sean to the ground, when Seans greatest strength is his speed, and 6th sense for where the ball is. Sean is so talented at being where the ball is, I feel that it's important to give him a better view of the play, 15 yards back.
My argument wasnt that I know anything, but that anyone thinking a 3-4 switch would be beneficial, must not. Thanks for the support Dasael. |
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