Williams and Spagnuolo: Similar, yet different

Danno · 01-21-2012, 04:05 PM

Originally Posted by FinSaint

The thing I'm the most happy about his defensive mentality is that he first and foremost tries to create pressure with just the front 4, and that has been a huge problem for the Saints.

Therefore, if he can improve the efficiency of the Saints' front 4 - be it with largely the guys they have already or by bringing in new guys who can do it better - I'll be ecstatic next season.

...oh, and bring in Karl Dunbar!

I keep hearing that name pop up. I know very little about him. Is he really that good? It sure helps to have the front 4 he had in Minny. Hell, Rick Venturi could succeed with what Dunbar had to work with.

01-21-2012, 04:05 PM	#3
Danno Truth Addict Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Spanish Fort, AL (via NO and B/R) Posts: 24,758	Originally Posted by FinSaint The thing I'm the most happy about his defensive mentality is that he first and foremost tries to create pressure with just the front 4, and that has been a huge problem for the Saints. Therefore, if he can improve the efficiency of the Saints' front 4 - be it with largely the guys they have already or by bringing in new guys who can do it better - I'll be ecstatic next season. ...oh, and bring in Karl Dunbar! I keep hearing that name pop up. I know very little about him. Is he really that good? It sure helps to have the front 4 he had in Minny. Hell, Rick Venturi could succeed with what Dunbar had to work with.

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