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the_h0wey said:I think we will end up playing in the 4-3 for the most part this year...
ya, like I said. 50 50. Plus our nickel packages. 3-4 will be out there 25-35%
the_h0wey said:I think we will end up playing in the 4-3 for the most part this year...
Like that has never happened before.HeavyHitta31 said:Cant be long until Nors stumbles upon this and all Hell breaks loose
Look, I'm not trying to argue with. What I'm trying to say is even in a base defense with 4 down lineman, if Singleton rushes from the weakside, Ware is automatically the OLB. He then has to drop into coverage. It just a formation to confuse the offense. BP has already stated that the 4 man front shouldn't be considered the 4-3, because the use 3-4 techniques.blindzebra said:I did miss hear it, but Mick said 4 man front in the base not nickel, that is a big difference. So if we have 4 man on the DL and Ware is one of 3 LBs what is it?
And this does not change the fact that Ware did play OLB when we were in the 4-3 short yardage against AZ. Look at the line up on 4th in 1 in the first quarter.
smashmouth said:I could see BP using a 3-4 and on pre-snap lining up both olb'rs on the line. Then in pre-snap I could see them adjust the formation and Ware putting his hand down on the ground and the other olb backing up in to a 4 3 alignment.
This way, we are so versatile you don't know how we're coming or where we're coming from. In a blink of an eye, we could go from a 4-3 formation straight into a 3-4 alignment simply because of Ware and his ability to put a hand down, or back into coverage.
Ware is the single most important part of this entire thing. (PRAY HE STAYS HEALTHY)
As for you thinking we didn't have an OLB with high sack totals because we didn't have one who could rush the passer
vicjagger said:Apparently, neither does any other NFL team. Here's the top 30 sack-artists from 2004 regular season. How many 4-3 OLBs do you see?
Rank Player Team Sacks Tackles
1 Dwight Freeney IND 16 34
2 Bertrand Berry ARI 14.5 49
3 Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila GB 13.5 47
4 Patrick Kerney ATL 13 66
5 Simeon Rice TB 12 40
6 Kevin Williams MIN 12 70
7 James Hall DET 11.5 48
8 Rod Coleman ATL 11.5 40
9 Shaun Ellis NYJ 11 57
10 Lance Johnstone MIN 11 31
11 Darren Howard NO 11 46
12 Julius Peppers CAR 11 64
13 Robert Mathis IND 10.5 36
14 Terrell Suggs BAL 10.5 60
15 Reggie Hayward DEN 10.5 43
16 Charles Grant NO 10.5 78
17 Steve Foley SD 10 64
18 Jason Taylor MIA 9.5 67
19 Willie McGinest NE 9.5 51
20 John Abraham NYJ 9.5 48
21 Jared Allen KC 9 31
22 Greg Ellis DAL 9 59
23 Chike Okeafor SEA 8.5 53
24 Bryce Fisher STL 8.5 48
25 Aaron Schobel BUF 8 73
26 Adalius Thomas BAL 8 72
27 Justin Smith CIN 8 70
28 Ebenezer Ekuban CLE 8 37
29 Aaron Smith PIT 8 43
30 Greg Spires TB 8 60
MichaelWinicki said:Well we're going to be using a 4-2-5 a lot and a 4-1-6 some.