Brodrick Bunkley: A Gem

Danno · 04-15-2012, 09:01 AM

Originally Posted by FinSaint

I agree, and I'm fairly confident that the overall mentality that Spags brings in will be much more conducive to a productive and sustained effort by the whole defense - as opposed to the mentality GW brought with him.

I'm really happy with the Bunkley signing, because he is a natural 4-3 NT as opposed to f.e. Franklin, and he is strong and mobile which should produce some problems for the opposition's O-line.

Good point. In a true 3-4, Franklin may be the better player (at least he used to be), but as the 2-gap DT in a 4-3 Bunkley looks exactly like what we were hoping to out of Sean Rogers.

Could he be a slighly smaller version of Normand Hand?

04-15-2012, 09:01 AM	#5
Danno Truth Addict Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Spanish Fort, AL (via NO and B/R) Posts: 24,758	Originally Posted by FinSaint I agree, and I'm fairly confident that the overall mentality that Spags brings in will be much more conducive to a productive and sustained effort by the whole defense - as opposed to the mentality GW brought with him. I'm really happy with the Bunkley signing, because he is a natural 4-3 NT as opposed to f.e. Franklin, and he is strong and mobile which should produce some problems for the opposition's O-line. Good point. In a true 3-4, Franklin may be the better player (at least he used to be), but as the 2-gap DT in a 4-3 Bunkley looks exactly like what we were hoping to out of Sean Rogers. Could he be a slighly smaller version of Normand Hand?

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