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Originally Posted by Seneschal2
Update:
Based on the thread response so far, here's where we're at:
The initial six 3-4 teams...
NE
Cleveland
Pitt
SD
Dallas
Baltimore
...while these 4 remain uncertainties:
Pitt (may change to a 4-3)
Dallas (may change to a 4-3 now that Parcells is gone)
Baltimore (no longer uses the 3-4 as their base D)
SF (will be changing to a 3-4)
Leaving only 3 teams for certain who use a 3-4...
NE
Cleveland
SD
Once we have an accurate list, we can start looking at which teams need LBs...
Any thoughts?
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Pitt is a 3-4 team until we see differently, we may get a feel for them in FA, but I'd expect them to stick to the 3-4 for now.
NYJ are a base 3-4 team who will morph per the game plan - look at the re-signing money spent on Thomas who has been a 4-3 DE bust but came on like gang busters as a 3-4 OLB. Watch for them to be looking at someone like Adam Carriker who looked like a natural 3-4 DE in the Senior Bowl, he would probably platoon with Kimo like Warren did with Hamilton.
Baltimore is a 4-3 team, have been since Mike Nolan went to SF. Ray Ray won't allow them to go back if they wanted to.
Miami is a 3-4 team until we see a different direction, Dom Capers is still the DC.
Herm occasionally did a little 3-4 when he was screwing the Jets, KC probably won't change from a base 4-3, but they may want the same kind of players for the odd in-game morph.
Dallas is the team to watch, their 3-4 struggled too much because Parcells never really got a 3-4 DC, he was trying to re-train a 4-3 man in house. That said, I doubt they dump many guys on the market since BP also wanted versatile players.