2014 - New Orleans Saints Depth Chart

hagan714 · 05-13-2014, 08:48 AM

I think we need to rethink the lay out. teams seem to always have 3 wr to 4 wr set over 70% of the time now a days

we have our wr1 and wr2 and Slot (WRs)

why not the same for CB?

CB1 CB2 CBn and CBd ?

CB (1) Keenan Lewis,

CB (2) Patrick Robinson,

CBn Corey White, Stanley Jean-Baptiste (R2, 58),

CBd Champ Bailey, Rod Sweeting,

Not sure where the others will fall into
Trevin Wade (ERFA), Derrius Brooks (FC), Terrence Frederick

Dam pass happy NFL is going to make teams really deploy a most specific set of CB.

jeanpierre · 05-13-2014, 07:26 PM

Originally Posted by hagan714

I think we need to rethink the lay out. teams seem to always have 3 wr to 4 wr set over 70% of the time now a days

we have our wr1 and wr2 and Slot (WRs)

why not the same for CB?

CB1 CB2 CBn and CBd ?

CB (1) Keenan Lewis,

CB (2) Patrick Robinson,

CBn Corey White, Stanley Jean-Baptiste (R2, 58),

CBd Champ Bailey, Rod Sweeting,

Not sure where the others will fall into
Trevin Wade (ERFA), Derrius Brooks (FC), Terrence Frederick

Dam pass happy NFL is going to make teams really deploy a most specific set of CB.

Hagan, think the problem with that is some teams have a Wes Welker in the slot and others may have a Marques Colston in the slot...

Many teams use a press coverage, sometimes with a little zone (hybrid defense), but either way, Defensive Coordinators are trying to get matchups so different CBs will get different locations because of their assigned opponent matchup...

hagan714 · 05-13-2014, 11:15 PM

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

Hagan, think the problem with that is some teams have a Wes Welker in the slot and others may have a Marques Colston in the slot...

Many teams use a press coverage, sometimes with a little zone (hybrid defense), but either way, Defensive Coordinators are trying to get matchups so different CBs will get different locations because of their assigned opponent matchup...

the problem is the saints did not address Welker type CB in draft or FA or UDFA. we have no one on this tean till a player steps up and unseats Robinson on the outside. even the PRob is more fast than quick.

Saints did not address the slot pattern in the middle off the defense that killed us last year. no MLB or jitter bug CB.

that is one reason i really like Verret. man on man all day with these pests

Bucannon was the Int. Machine, quickest fastest and mean hitting SS of all the FS and SS in the draft. He would have been a big plus in this area. he would have almost shut down the mid range all by himself. limiting it to a short pass in front of our ILB giving them a better chance of impacting the play. If thy missed he would be there to hammer them

oh well expect that area of the field to once again be wide open all season long.

jeanpierre · 05-14-2014, 07:51 PM

Originally Posted by hagan714

Saints did not address the slot pattern in the middle off the defense that killed us last year. no MLB or jitter bug CB.

that is one reason i really like Verret. man on man all day with these pests

Bucannon was the Int. Machine, quickest fastest and mean hitting SS of all the FS and SS in the draft. He would have been a big plus in this area. he would have almost shut down the mid range all by himself. limiting it to a short pass in front of our ILB giving them a better chance of impacting the play. If thy missed he would be there to hammer them

oh well expect that area of the field to once again be wide open all season long.

Khairi Fortt (R4, 126); Saints selected him to play ILB, pushing Lofton/Hawthorne...

05-13-2014, 08:48 AM	#1
hagan714 LB Mentallity Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 15,870 Blog Entries: 68	Re: 2014 New Orleans Saints: Depth Chart I think we need to rethink the lay out. teams seem to always have 3 wr to 4 wr set over 70% of the time now a days we have our wr1 and wr2 and Slot (WRs) why not the same for CB? CB1 CB2 CBn and CBd ? CB (1) Keenan Lewis, CB (2) Patrick Robinson, CBn Corey White, Stanley Jean-Baptiste (R2, 58), CBd Champ Bailey, Rod Sweeting, Not sure where the others will fall into Trevin Wade (ERFA), Derrius Brooks (FC), Terrence Frederick Dam pass happy NFL is going to make teams really deploy a most specific set of CB.
	"We may have lost the game, but you'll be hurting tomorrow." Doug Atkins

05-13-2014, 07:26 PM	#2
jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: 2014 New Orleans Saints: Depth Chart Originally Posted by hagan714 I think we need to rethink the lay out. teams seem to always have 3 wr to 4 wr set over 70% of the time now a days we have our wr1 and wr2 and Slot (WRs) why not the same for CB? CB1 CB2 CBn and CBd ? CB (1) Keenan Lewis, CB (2) Patrick Robinson, CBn Corey White, Stanley Jean-Baptiste (R2, 58), CBd Champ Bailey, Rod Sweeting, Not sure where the others will fall into Trevin Wade (ERFA), Derrius Brooks (FC), Terrence Frederick Dam pass happy NFL is going to make teams really deploy a most specific set of CB. Hagan, think the problem with that is some teams have a Wes Welker in the slot and others may have a Marques Colston in the slot... Many teams use a press coverage, sometimes with a little zone (hybrid defense), but either way, Defensive Coordinators are trying to get matchups so different CBs will get different locations because of their assigned opponent matchup...

05-13-2014, 11:15 PM	#3
hagan714 LB Mentallity Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 15,870 Blog Entries: 68	Re: 2014 New Orleans Saints: Depth Chart Originally Posted by jeanpierre Hagan, think the problem with that is some teams have a Wes Welker in the slot and others may have a Marques Colston in the slot... Many teams use a press coverage, sometimes with a little zone (hybrid defense), but either way, Defensive Coordinators are trying to get matchups so different CBs will get different locations because of their assigned opponent matchup... the problem is the saints did not address Welker type CB in draft or FA or UDFA. we have no one on this tean till a player steps up and unseats Robinson on the outside. even the PRob is more fast than quick. Saints did not address the slot pattern in the middle off the defense that killed us last year. no MLB or jitter bug CB. that is one reason i really like Verret. man on man all day with these pests Bucannon was the Int. Machine, quickest fastest and mean hitting SS of all the FS and SS in the draft. He would have been a big plus in this area. he would have almost shut down the mid range all by himself. limiting it to a short pass in front of our ILB giving them a better chance of impacting the play. If thy missed he would be there to hammer them oh well expect that area of the field to once again be wide open all season long. alleycat_126 likes this.
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05-14-2014, 07:51 PM	#4
jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: 2014 New Orleans Saints: Depth Chart Originally Posted by hagan714 Saints did not address the slot pattern in the middle off the defense that killed us last year. no MLB or jitter bug CB. that is one reason i really like Verret. man on man all day with these pests Bucannon was the Int. Machine, quickest fastest and mean hitting SS of all the FS and SS in the draft. He would have been a big plus in this area. he would have almost shut down the mid range all by himself. limiting it to a short pass in front of our ILB giving them a better chance of impacting the play. If thy missed he would be there to hammer them oh well expect that area of the field to once again be wide open all season long. Khairi Fortt (R4, 126); Saints selected him to play ILB, pushing Lofton/Hawthorne... Rugby Saint II likes this.

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