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If Sweat stays we have the possibility to have two first round draft picks. When was the last time this happened if ever? Im a little bit younger but I cant think of a time this has happened.
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Originally Posted by
bulldawg28
If I'm Sweat, I'm gone! Regardless of a 1st or 2nd round projection he's a backup at worst and will earn plenty of playing time along with big money as time goes on. He'll also be doubled teamed next year most of the year.
This is ignorant
Did you advise Bear and Benny Brown as well?
The nfl isn’t for development. More often than not staying an extra year is the right call.
The risk of a draft effecting injury is extremely low
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Originally Posted by
HoopsDawg
A good D-coordinator will move Sweat around. Also, NFL scouts can recognize if a guy is getting double teamed a lot. They will be looking for improvement in the run game and consistency.
True. Regardless they want productivity. If your hot right now you leave. Anything could happen next year. If you have a chance for a promotion because of productivity making more money than you've ever made before I doubt you turn it down hoping you can improve and they'll come back next year. You'd take the promotion that you've earned and keep producing to make more money.
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Originally Posted by
ShotgunDawg
This is ignorant
Did you advise Bear and Benny Brown as well?
The nfl isn’t for development. More often than not staying an extra year is the right call.
The risk of a draft effecting injury is extremely low
Your ignorant if you think Bear and Benny are on the same level as Sweat. The NFL is all about development. The percentages of rookies starting is small which tells you they learn and play when they're ready. What sport are you watching?
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Honestly with the ease we transitioned from a base 4-3 to 3-4, and condsidering the talent we have coming back...any DC would be quite foolish to change back especially with the pieces we are acquiring from now to kickoff. I think we’ll be the most dominant front 7 we’ve ever had.
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Originally Posted by
Coach 57
Honestly with the ease we transitioned from a base 4-3 to 3-4, and condsidering the talent we have coming back...any DC would be quite foolish to change back especially with the pieces we are acquiring from now to kickoff. I think we’ll be the most dominant front 7 we’ve ever had.
It can most definitely be 99ish
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Originally Posted by
bulldawg28
Your ignorant if you think Bear and Benny are on the same level as Sweat. The NFL is all about development. The percentages of rookies starting is small which tells you they learn and play when they're ready. What sport are you watching?
Just saying. Coming back is usually the right option.
Just found your post to be ignorant of the risk/reward of staying vs leaving.
The NFL is not a development league. Your either good quick or they cut you. Any amount of time you can spend in college actually playing to refine your skill set is worth it outside the top 2/3 rounds.
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Originally Posted by
ShotgunDawg
Just saying. Coming back is usually the right option.
Just found your post to be ignorant of the risk/reward of staying vs leaving.
The NFL is not a development league. Your either good quick or they cut you. Any amount of time you can spend in college actually playing to refine your skill set is worth it outside the top 2/3 rounds.
Your post shows your ignorance of the game and personnel. The isn't highschool football.
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Originally Posted by
bulldawg28
Your post shows your ignorance of the game and personnel. The isn't highschool football.
Whatever mane
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Honestly with the ease we transitioned from a base 4-3 to 3-4, and condsidering the talent we have coming back...any DC would be quite foolish to change back especially with the pieces we are acquiring from now to kickoff. I think we?ll be the most dominant front 7 we?ve ever had.
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Originally Posted by
ShotgunDawg
Whatever mane
Yep
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There is no way to double team Sweat when you have Simmons, Thomas/Hoyett, and Rivers or Green coming off the other side. Simmons is the 1st double team because he can?t be single blocked very often. We also played them on opposite sides- so you can?t dictate protection toward them.
Sweat loses money if he leaves early. With the front we will have next season- he will look even better to pro scouts. We will have an Alabama/Auburn type of DL
Walk like the King or walk like you don't care who the King is
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Originally Posted by
Coach34
Sweat loses money if he leaves early. With the front we will have next season- he will look even better to pro scouts. We will have an Alabama/Auburn type of DL
We've got 13 Dlinemen I've got no problem with being in the game.
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If I were Sweat I would come back. He has a unique opportunity to show scouts how he looks in a 4-3 now after playing a year in a 3-4.
I would only go to the NFL early if I got a first round grade personally.
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Originally Posted by
bulldawg28
If I'm Sweat, I'm gone! Regardless of a 1st or 2nd round projection he's a backup at worst and will earn plenty of playing time along with big money as time goes on. He'll also be doubled teamed next year most of the year.
No. Dumb post. And you suck for posting stupid shit.
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Originally Posted by
bulldawg28
Simmons, yes. However, if we're going to a 4-3 teams can now run away from Simmons and still double Sweat. If they're on the same side it becomes easier to avoid them.
You realize we played 4 down way more than 3 down right?? We were a 3-4 team in our base concept. BUt we lined up in a 4-2-5 way more than any other alignment.
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Originally Posted by
Homedawg
You realize we played 4 down way more than 3 down right?? We were a 3-4 team in our base concept. BUt we lined up in a 4-2-5 way more than any other alignment.
played the hell out of the 4-2-5 yesterday
Walk like the King or walk like you don't care who the King is
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Originally Posted by
Bully13
No. Dumb post. And you suck for posting stupid shit.
You're looking through homer stupid glasses and a tough guy on a computer..lol.
Last edited by bulldawg28; 12-31-2017 at 07:28 PM.
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Originally Posted by
Homedawg
You realize we played 4 down way more than 3 down right?? We were a 3-4 team in our base concept. BUt we lined up in a 4-2-5 way more than any other alignment.
4-3 and 4-2-5 are different defenses. With Simmons over the center the majority of the year with two gap responsibility he fared well. When doubled team he disappeared ala Georgia, A&M, and even Ole Miss. A true 4-3 which is what Shoop supposedly runs is a totally different defense and gap responsibility. He can and will be doubled teamed
Last edited by bulldawg28; 12-31-2017 at 07:27 PM.
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Originally Posted by
Coach34
played the hell out of the 4-2-5 yesterday
*lucky for us English is our DC*
Last edited by bulldawg28; 12-31-2017 at 07:27 PM.
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