11-26-2014, 06:46 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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Re: 3 Game Exposure - C/NT/MLB
Originally Posted by Barry from MS
It seems our front office & coaching staff are enamored with "bright, shiny objects". Corners and wide outs are great to have, but if you can't win the battle in the middle of the field, drafting corners & wideouts are pointless if the others teams are:
1) cramming it down your throat with the running game at will...exactly how many shut-down corners do you need to draft to stop this from happening?
need at least two. since Greer went down the saints have done nothing to address this issue. SJB? If the kid can not see the field now i do not see him stepping into the starter role next year. Yes another solid man cover CB would go a long way to helping against the rush. you can turn those two lose and use the remaining players to stop the run. Right now you need 3 solid CB min on the team and right now all i see is 2 and 2 long term projects. one dance partner for Lewis would be huge for this defense
Originally Posted by Barry from MS
A good, physical football team wins the middle of the field on both sides of the ball. And it travels well regardless of weather.
this i agree with. depth stinks. not getting a solid rotation in the middle of a 34 defense is well the stupidest thing the saints did this year on the DL. You gotta rotate your NT all game long or you are doomed. Jenkins off the bench even for a play of two in an active rotation would have been better than Bunkely out there playing 90% of the snaps. That was just Rob cutting his own nose off out of some stupid spit issue of his own personal making.
LB? heck been screaming for those for year. Thank god for Harilson or things would be really ugly.
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