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Re: Signs of the Trade-pocalypse: Official thread for speculation on WTF is going dow
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Originally Posted by Frezo
That's what I was thinking.
its really intriguing, but given that the trade deadline is tomorrow and we're playing TB next week i think its pretty unlikely, I mean i don't think the Bucs have a great chance of winning anyway but for the Bucs that's pretty much the equivalent of us trading Tom Brady to them this week - not only would they be getting a great player but they'd pretty much know our entire gameplan, i can't see the Bucs doing that if they have other potential trading partners, especially given the global attention this game will receive
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Re: Signs of the Trade-pocalypse: Official thread for speculation on WTF is going dow
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Re: Signs of the Trade-pocalypse: Official thread for speculation on WTF is going dow
I'm sure someone else knows more, but in a switch to a 4-3, wouldn't you want a DT more like Seymour than Big Vince?
Wouldn't a guy like AdT suit the DE slot of a 4-3 as well, or is he still too small to play DE, even in a 4-3?
Last edited by chrisfx811; 10-19-2009 at 06:54 PM..
Re: Signs of the Trade-pocalypse: Official thread for speculation on WTF is going dow
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Originally Posted by chrisfx811
I'm sure someone else knows more, but in a switch to a 4-3, wouldn't you want a DT more like Seymour than Big Vince?
Wouldn't a guy like AdT suit the DE slot of a 4-3 as well, or is he still too small to play DE, even in a 4-3?
Correct.
Belichick actually offered Vince Wilfork to Al Davis first, but Davis declined.
Re: Signs of the Trade-pocalypse: Official thread for speculation on WTF is going dow
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Originally Posted by chrisfx811
I'm sure someone else knows more, but in a switch to a 4-3, wouldn't you want a DT more like Seymour than Big Vince?
Wouldn't a guy like AdT suit the DE slot of a 4-3 as well, or is he still too small to play DE, even in a 4-3?
Adalius doesn't have a spot in the starting lineup in a 4-3, apparently. The ends are Green and Warren, and OLB's are Burgess and Guyton.
Re: Signs of the Trade-pocalypse: Official thread for speculation on WTF is going dow
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Originally Posted by chrisfx811
I'm sure someone else knows more, but in a switch to a 4-3, wouldn't you want a DT more like Seymour than Big Vince?
Wouldn't a guy like AdT suit the DE slot of a 4-3 as well, or is he still too small to play DE, even in a 4-3?
i'm not going to claim to be any more of an expert than you are, but there are lots of ways to run a both a 4-3 and a 3-4 - look at the 4-3 they run in Minnesota - the Williams brothers are both in the mold of wilfork - same thing with the ravens as they have giant men like Mckinney, Ngata, and Kelly Gregg - maybe you dont NEED a massive run-clogger to run a 4-3 but they can certainly have a place - in general the pats D is predicated on having very big men who hit really hard and wear people down over a game - i'd imagine that would be our 4-3 philosophy just like it is in the 3-4