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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; I think our secondary will be fine. Quaddas has come along nice. I still hope Harper can play, although if his injury becomes a liability, PLAN B....
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01-12-2012, 09:43 AM | #11 |
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I think our secondary will be fine. Quaddas has come along nice. I still hope Harper can play, although if his injury becomes a liability, PLAN B.
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You don't need a PhD in football to know that the Frisco game plan is going to look like this:
First play from scrimmage - run Gore right at Vilma, to test Vilma's knee Second play from scrimmage - lob a fly ball pass, picking on Harper like Seattle did Third play from scrimmage - run Gore right at Vilma, to test his knee Fourth play from scrimmage - lob a fly ball pass, picking on Harper like Seattle did etc Whether that will really work all day for the Niners or not, in terms of sustaining long drives, is hard to say. Dunbar can spot for Vilma as needed, and nobody really knows if Harper will be 100% or not. Harper did do some individual drills, which I assume means a bit of running and cutting and stuff like that, so it's not like he's visibly hobbling around in a polyurethane boot or doing the post-practice interview on crutches or anything like that. I like the idea of rotating these two hurt guys with their backups, situationally, based on down/distance and what's happening in the game, so that Vilma or Harper is in there on crucial plays or situations but not letting them get worn out as the game goes on. Jenkins at strong safety is not exactly what I would like to see, in a perfect world, but if you put a proven playmaker in that position, especially one that SF doesn't really know much about, that is an unfamiliar look to show Smith, that part of it I kinda really like a lot. |
01-12-2012, 03:54 PM | #13 |
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Originally Posted by SaintsBro
First off, I think the 4th play will be Sproles returning a punt for a touch...
Second, in the nickel or dime the 3rd CB needs to be on Davis, not Harper, so finding Harper to pick on him might be a problem |
01-12-2012, 08:01 PM | #14 |
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Originally Posted by SaintsBro
Fixed that one for you
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01-12-2012, 10:55 PM | #15 |
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I would rather put him in if it becomes obvious we need him badly. I would rather him have time to heal for Green Bay (or most likely the Giants Imo).
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