I already love Jacas

[Ring 6]

• • Rushed for 135 yards on 27 carries
  • Totaled 161 scrimmage yards (including 26 receiving yards)
  • Became the first running back to win the award since Terrell Davis in 1998 [1, 2]

Seattle running back Kenneth Walker III ran outside heavily in Super Bowl LX, utilizing Seattle's outside zone scheme to bounce runs to the perimeter and exploit the edges of the New England defense on his way to 135 rushing yards and MVP honors. We got beat last year because of our linebacker issues in the Superbowl. I hope we can fix. Hope this guy gets on the field against Indy, wanna see em

We didn’t lose the SB because of LBs we lost the SB because of the OL

 

[One-If-By-Sea]

I’m not playing word games I am using your words.
McGinest was a 3-4 OLB in a scheme with a base front 7. Typically 4 or 5 of the 5 DE/DT/OLB would rush. And he was a DE in nickel/dime and rush every time.
Jacas is either a 3-3 OLB or a 4-2 DE depending on what you wish to call the same alignment in a nickel base where the front 4 or 3+1 rush. There is no longer a front 7. There will be rare occasions where a play call his him drop into coverage but it is insignificant.

Keion White played 123 snaps for the patriots last year and was in coverahe for ZERO of them.
In 2024 he played 830 snaps and was in coverage for 58.
In 2023 he played 522 snaps and was in coverage for 10.

The number of 68 snaps in coverage out of 1505 where he was in man coverage could be counted on one hand and you wouldn’t need all the fingers.

Even Vince Wilfork dropped into coverage and had an interception. You continue your word games.

 

[Ring 6]

Even Vince Wilfork dropped into coverage and had an interception. You continue your word games.

Huh? You think Vince wilforks job was “to cover running backs”?
You asked about Willie McGinest I explained. You asked about Keion White I showed you the stats.
What argument are you trying to make? If Jacas drops into the flat on a zone blitz twice a month are you saying “covering RBs” is part of his job?

 

[TheRainMaker]

• • Rushed for 135 yards on 27 carries
  • Totaled 161 scrimmage yards (including 26 receiving yards)
  • Became the first running back to win the award since Terrell Davis in 1998 [1, 2]

Seattle running back Kenneth Walker III ran outside heavily in Super Bowl LX, utilizing Seattle's outside zone scheme to bounce runs to the perimeter and exploit the edges of the New England defense on his way to 135 rushing yards and MVP honors. We got beat last year because of our linebacker issues in the Superbowl. I hope we can fix. Hope this guy gets on the field against Indy, wanna see em

Pats have been bad along the edges in run support since the dynasty ended. Last year was really bad particularly on Chaisson's side. Every time he'd rush upfield and the T would push him out of the play, I'd pray the QB didn't see the Grand Canyon sized hole and take off. He was an extremely undisciplined player.