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As long as they stay healthy, don't care where their size ranks.
Not when the information used is flawed.Are you concerned about the size of our DL?
Didn't we have one of the smallest DL in the 90's?
I was thinking that Johnson was more for speed and not size.............Could've been just the LBer's tho.
This.
If it wasn't for O'Donnell's poor play, the Bus would have run the Dallas D into the ground in the Super Bowl.
They are using Gregory at 235, and Lawrence at 251. They don't even have Hardy on there for some reason.
They are using Gregory at 235, and Lawrence at 251. They don't even have Hardy on there for some reason.
Bettis was still a Ram in 1995. Bam Morris and Erric Pegram were the running backs for the Steelers in 1995.
The Steelers ran it 31 times for 103 yards in the game - not exactly effective.
http://www.bloggingtheboys.com/2015...es-by-weight-giants-heaviest-cowboys-lightest
Granted, Marinelli preaches pursuit on defense and lighter lineman should be able to do this more effectively. However, we are an extreme outlier compared to the rest of the league and giving up that much size is somewhat concerning. The defenses in Tampa Bay that Marinelli oversaw were known as prioritizing speed over size, but even that defense was anchored by two 300+ pounders in Sapp and McFarland.
Maybe opening day lineups?
Our opening day line up will be Mincey 280, Crawford 285, Hayden 303, Lawrence 255. Which equals 280.
If you sub Gregory at 235lbs then that gets you around 260lbs. Did the article state which players they used for the weight averages?
Bettis was still a Ram in 1995. Bam Morris and Erric Pegram were the running backs for the Steelers in 1995.
The Steelers ran it 31 times for 103 yards in the game - not exactly effective.
http://www.bloggingtheboys.com/2015...es-by-weight-giants-heaviest-cowboys-lightest
Granted, Marinelli preaches pursuit on defense and lighter lineman should be able to do this more effectively. However, we are an extreme outlier compared to the rest of the league and giving up that much size is somewhat concerning. The defenses in Tampa Bay that Marinelli oversaw were known as prioritizing speed over size, but even that defense was anchored by two 300+ pounders in Sapp and McFarland.
That is wrong.
Crawford 288 (recent interview)
Hayden about 300
DLaw about 270
Even if they use Gregory instead of Hardy that would not bring the average down that much.