But every down is potentially a passing down. There is 40 - 50% pass-run on first down...some teams lower in that percentage than others. So it will be tricky for Ogbonnia. You won't always be able to take him off. But I get the general thoughts. Houston gave you 5.5 sacks last year and 6 TFLs. He could be an important piece going forward. Sam Williams is a wild card...and it's his last chance to show "something" before it's just time to move on...even if he is cheap.
We also can't discount ILB blitzes. Overshown and whomever they bring in as the new Mike. Overshown and Allen together would be interesting. Allen is more than fast enough to do A gap stuff. Liufau? Not sure. His snaps have been so limited that it's hard to know what to expect. Can't discount another edge they might bring in...like Clowney even...or another edge via the draft...like Ahkeem Mesidor (who would be REALLY nice for the rush package).
I don't know how much we'll use the 3-4 front. Since we're using one based off 4-3 alignment, though, it seems like it could be more often than on first-and-10, third-and-short, etc. I think we want our two best linemen (Quinnen and Clark) out there often, so we may see more five-man fronts with four men coming (less Ogbonnia and more "linebackers" like Gary at a 3-4 DE spot with Houston outside of him, etc.)
I could easily regularly see an alignment of OLB Eze, DE Quinnen, NT Clark, DE Gary, OLB Houston (based on what we've got). Obviously, we need to try to add to that and improve it, but I think we see Gary as a moveable piece. Might be Eze, Quinnen, Clark, Ogbonnia, Gary on first down and then if we make the stop, switch Gary to DE and bring in Houston. Could even play Overshown as the fifth man so that if we drop him into coverage, he's more capable than Houston or Eze would be. So, in that case, OLB Eze, DE Quinnen, NT Clark, DE Gary, OLB Overshown with Bell and Draft pick at ILB, Thompson and Hooker at S and whoever our starting corners will be.