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Chiefs hire Steve Spagnuolo as new defensive coordinator
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Why would he take a pay cut? Some 3-4 team will still pay him good money, plus he won’t have to play DE, a position he hasn’t played in over 7 years |
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Lol if we lose Dee Ford (going to happen) and Houston in same offseason lol
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It's not like he's going to get a max contract on the open market. He's 30, hasn't had a 10-sack season in five years, and is oft-injured.
I bet if the Chiefs offer him $10 million a year he takes it.
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How many snaps per game are they in their base front? Les than 20%?
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Nah, there's a reason players have agents. This is more of an expectation from fans that players should do.
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Houston seems to like it in kc. I think they’ll keep him around but who knows
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I just don't think that's how it will shake out, but if so, that's fine. For half that money, you can get a solid 4-3 end. We also have two #2 picks that were shit OLB's as coverage guys but show some pass rush potential. Let's see what shakes out. |
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Personnel Fits/Keys to the 4-3 Front
If you want to run a 4-3 front, what are the key positions to focus on? And what type of skill set are you looking for at those spots? Here are the four positions, starting with the "3-technique" defensive tackle, that I would point to first when building a front seven in the 4-3. —"3-Technique" defensive tackle Speed/quickness up the field with the ability to use technique/power at the point of attack to hold the gap. Think of the Bucs’ Gerald McCoy and the Bengals' Geno Atkins or look to this year’s draft class with Pittsburgh’s Aaron Donald and Florida State’s Timmy Jernigan. —"Open-side" defensive end The majority of NFL offenses are right handed in terms of formation and alignment, so I look to the open-side end (or right end) as a key factor in the 4-3 front. You want size, length and true athletic ability on the edge of the defense that can hold the point, turn the corner versus an offensive tackle and play the cutback against the run game. That’s the Rams’ Robert Quinn or the Giants’ Jason Pierre-Paul with Jadeveon Clowney up next in this year’s draft class. —Will ‘backer In the 4-3, the Will ‘backer is going to pursue to the football, shoot backside gaps and clean up on cutback runs. He is the “playmaker” at the second level for defenses that run the 40 front. Again, think about athletic ability (versus both the run and the pass) with the Bucs’ Lavonte David or the Bears’ Lance Briggs as prime examples of the skill set you want at the Will 'backer position. —Mike ‘backer The Mike ‘backer has to showcase change of direction skills (hip transition), speed down the field in Cover 2 and also fill the hole as a downhill defender versus the one and two-back power-run game. That was Brian Urlacher in the past. And in today’s game, I look at the Panthers’ Luke Kuechly and the Cowboys’ Sean Lee. https://bleacherreport.com/articles/...efensive-front |
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