Twitter: The entire defense is being designed around Micah Parsons

[Aven8]

I’ve seen three PS games of him with limited snaps by far and it’s evident he’s our best player on D already.

 

[JoeKing]

Well in my defense, Connecting the dots of what you say is impossible considering it’s all nonsense.

It's impossible for you because, well... monkey.

 

[HungryLion]

It's impossible for you because, well... monkey.

Right. Just like there’s no connection between calling me a monkey and then in the next post, posting a picture of…… animals that aren’t monkeys. Of course it wasn’t you totally wrong lol.

 

[JoeKing]

Right. Just like there’s no connection between calling me a monkey and then in the next post, posting a picture of…… animals that aren’t monkeys. Of course it wasn’t you totally wrong lol.

There you go again connecting dots that shouldn't be connected. I never called you a monkey.

 

[gimmesix]

We couldn't have done that if we had drafted a corner.

No, but our scheme would have been adjusted for his talents as well. If you have a shutdown corner, you can use more one-on-one coverage and safety blitzes to get extra pressure on the quarterback. We still would have blitzed the linebackers some, but not as much as we're going to to with Parsons. Don't know if we would have forced a linebacker pick in the second round, like we did with corner, or if we would have just counted on LVE, Jaylon and Neal to be our top three LBs.

 

[Captain-Crash]

The defense with Parsons on the field these preseason games has looked pretty damn good. And now Cox is emerging as well.

I think Cox will get a lot of time on the field too. He's faster than J and L.

 

[jnday]

Build everything around a kid that has never played a regular season game. What could go wrong?

 

[gimmesix]

I’ve seen three PS games of him with limited snaps by far and it’s evident he’s our best player on D already.

I think it's still Lawrence, who we haven't seen this preseason. He's a one-on-one matchup nightmare. Be nice to have a second one of those ... or possibly even a third if Gregory actually steps up his game some.

 

[gimmesix]

Build everything around a kid that has never played a regular season game. What could go wrong?

I wouldn't say built around, but rather a defensive coordinator making use of what he has. That's much better than DCs scheme-fitting players. They should always player fit schemes. If you have a blazing fast linebacker, then why would you not want to try to use that?

 

[J12B]

BB seems to have a man crush on Micah.

Who doesn't have a man crush on Micah?

 

[Ranching]

No, but our scheme would have been adjusted for his talents as well. If you have a shutdown corner, you can use more one-on-one coverage and safety blitzes to get extra pressure on the quarterback. We still would have blitzed the linebackers some, but not as much as we're going to to with Parsons. Don't know if we would have forced a linebacker pick in the second round, like we did with corner, or if we would have just counted on LVE, Jaylon and Neal to be our top three LBs.

I get what you're saying,, but I don't think either of the corners taken are shut down corners, we'll see. Deion could shut down half the field, but the game has changed. Offense routinely send out 4 to 5 receivers. The loss of the fullback and diminished use of playing TEs on the LOS puts a lot of pressure on secondaries. Take the shutdown corner deep and throw underneath.

 

[BAT]

Build everything around a kid that has never played a regular season game. What could go wrong?

Better than building around guys we already know are not that good.

 

[BAT]

Parsons is a flash in the pan. The kid just doesn't impress me.

Please get yourself vaccinated.

You are obviously unwell.

 

[Bowdown27]

We couldn't have done that if we had drafted a corner.

it’s funny because it’s true.

Parsons should be the focus. He could be something special.

 

[Risen Star]

Nobody who loses to Ben DiNucci in chess will ever amount to anything in life.

 

[Rockport]

I wouldn't say built around, but rather a defensive coordinator making use of what he has. That's much better than DCs scheme-fitting players. They should always player fit schemes. If you have a blazing fast linebacker, then why would you not want to try to use that?

He’s making pretty much all the plays on defense so far.

 

[Bigtex67]

I'm the first to say I'm not coaching material. I would end up getting too many players killed.

Or killing too many players yourself.....

 

[CowboyFrog]

I get what you're saying,, but I don't think either of the corners taken are shut down corners, we'll see. Deion could shut down half the field, but the game has changed. Offense routinely send out 4 to 5 receivers. The loss of the fullback and diminished use of playing TEs on the LOS puts a lot of pressure on secondaries. Take the shutdown corner deep and throw underneath.

People use the term "shut down " corner loosley now days, there are no more Deon's because the rules are diferent. A great corner in the 90's would be good today.....you need coverage layers and scheme to put corners in position nowadays, biggest help pressure. It shortens the field and makes the route tree shrink in half. Deon could not trail Rice for 4 to 5 seconds every play now ..rules are made for the WR to win. So if I can get a player that gets pressure constantly I'll show you a good corner i'll make look like a stud.

 

[TequilaCowboy]

Right. Just like there’s no connection between calling me a monkey and then in the next post, posting a picture of…… animals that aren’t monkeys. Of course it wasn’t you totally wrong lol.

Hey DP.....“I learned long ago, never to wrestle with a pig. You get dirty, and besides, the pig likes it.” George Bernard Shaw.

 

[Bullflop]

Looks like they're manipulating the action into his area! Definitely a sound idea!