Hawkeye0202
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Is this a hint we may switch to 3-4??????? I mean why talk about it ......
Pretty much this. He can stand up if he wants, but it's not like you're ever goign to have him dropping into coverage more than a play or two a game.I don't know that 90 is a stand up OLB.
Theres so many hybrid type looks and nickel mostly anyway, so what's the real difference.
Anything that isnt perfectly predictable by the opponent sounds ok to me.
Is this a hint we may switch to 3-4??????? I mean why talk about it ......
He couldn’t be any more ineffective than this past season so switch it up and see if he produces.I don't know that 90 is a stand up OLB.
Theres so many hybrid type looks and nickel mostly anyway, so what's the real difference.
Anything that isnt perfectly predictable by the opponent sounds ok to me.
Not in favor of 3-4. Harder to find players for it. Also Jerry has been in love with Seattle's 4-3 for the better part of a decade.
Yeah, I don't get it either.People see Nolan and say 3-4. Since 2012 he's been a 4-3 every yr except for 1 yr he coached in SD.
I can see Nolan just changing schemes up consistently. 3-4 4-3 etc
The typical heads on this forum would be doing the same crying about this staff next yr waiting for the 3-4. Because even Parcells took 2 yrs to transition.Yeah, I don't get it either.
He's shown that he can coach around both. We seem to be locked into thinking that it's going to instantly be a 3-4.
I wouldn't mind seeing somewhat of a hybrid mix of the two just to present some more looks but I'm scratching my head here.
Very true. He came in at Atl and they had a 43 and he kept it that in 2012 and 13. He went to a 34 in 2014, but still ran a lot of hybrids like he did when he ran the 43 the first 2 years. I think the 43 or 34 is talked about too much with as much nickle as every team runs. The personnel changes and scheme changes but the fronts dont change much with all the nickle. You just different type of players running itPeople see Nolan and say 3-4. Since 2012 he's been a 4-3 every yr except for 1 yr he coached in SD.