Vilma was still in the Superdome After 12:00am and refused to leave

Choupique · 01-25-2010, 03:12 PM

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido

Not really. Both Vilma and Sharper were ill-equipped to fit in the respective defenses. Vilma was a beast in New York when they ran the 4-3, but wasn't able to use his talents once the Jets went to the 3-4. As GangGreen put it, the lack of a huge NT didn't help.

As for Sharper, he thrives in a defense where he can utilize his ball hawking ability. It requires more of a freelance approach. In Minnesota he was handcuffed by the cover 2. Come to New Orleans he was able to take advantage of two great cover corners allowing him to be able to roam.

Are those teams in the Super Bowl?

:/

Their system is inferior. They let a great player go. Period.

Ronnie Lott called Sharper "special" but I should listen to you?

01-25-2010, 03:12 PM	#13
Choupique 1000 Posts + Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 2,594	Re: Vilma was still in the Superdome After 12:00am and refused to leave Originally Posted by AsylumGuido Not really. Both Vilma and Sharper were ill-equipped to fit in the respective defenses. Vilma was a beast in New York when they ran the 4-3, but wasn't able to use his talents once the Jets went to the 3-4. As GangGreen put it, the lack of a huge NT didn't help. As for Sharper, he thrives in a defense where he can utilize his ball hawking ability. It requires more of a freelance approach. In Minnesota he was handcuffed by the cover 2. Come to New Orleans he was able to take advantage of two great cover corners allowing him to be able to roam. Are those teams in the Super Bowl? :/ Their system is inferior. They let a great player go. Period. Ronnie Lott called Sharper "special" but I should listen to you?
Choupique 1000 Posts + Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 2,594

Vilma was still in the Superdome After 12:00am *and refused to leave*

Vilma was still in the Superdome After 12:00am and refused to leave