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Re: Report: Pats interested in Umenyiora, price now down to 2nd rounder
Anyone can get to the QB if you cover long enough, and anyone can cover long enough if you get to the QB quick. Its the combination that matters.
I am just really surprised that Patsfans after watching this team win the way they have all these years are so duped into thinking one guy changes everything.
Frankly, whoever is in the spot that Osi would otherwise occupy is going to make plays too. Osi had 9 of his 11.5 sacks in 4 games. That means in the other 12, he had 2.5.
That was in a system that let him ignore the pass.
The increase/dropoff between him and whoever adds up to a handful of plays over the course of a season. Since he also would detract from the run D, aside from fans liking sacks, how much further ahead are we at the cost of 10mill a year?
Its not like Osi vs no Osi is 50 sacks vs 0.
You have to. But doing it at the expense of the overall defense isnt wise.Building a pass rush goes two ways Andy. You can build it through scheme or build it through players. Why can't you do both?
I would agree that we are making additive moves, not defining ones. That is why I cant understand why we would pay 10mill a year to a sub package pass rusher.I would love Osi but Raheem is an interesting one that I wouldn't discount either. The defensive improvement is going to be predicated on what we already have. Any additions are going to be complimentary pieces that may take the D to another level.
Half of the pass rush, maybe more, is the coverage.Bodden's return (and hopeful injury free season) is the biggest improvement for mine.
Anyone can get to the QB if you cover long enough, and anyone can cover long enough if you get to the QB quick. Its the combination that matters.
I am just really surprised that Patsfans after watching this team win the way they have all these years are so duped into thinking one guy changes everything.
Frankly, whoever is in the spot that Osi would otherwise occupy is going to make plays too. Osi had 9 of his 11.5 sacks in 4 games. That means in the other 12, he had 2.5.
That was in a system that let him ignore the pass.
The increase/dropoff between him and whoever adds up to a handful of plays over the course of a season. Since he also would detract from the run D, aside from fans liking sacks, how much further ahead are we at the cost of 10mill a year?
Its not like Osi vs no Osi is 50 sacks vs 0.