You could see that in Joekel's body language when facing Houston.

http://25.media.tumblr.com/96304ccd2...vb0co1_500.gif

I just don't want to see any more standing around right before the snap. Man that was frustrating to watch. They always seemed to recover from it but MAN!!!!

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Sums up a big part of the philosophy of this Defense
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It's so sweet to see a man willing to use this talent to attack and do it from every possible angle...

http://www.footballxos.com/download/...e-Rex-Ryan.pdf

here's the 2010 jets D. Its pretty much what they are running. Interesting reading when you have the time

Other than sneaking the secondary close to the LOS and attacking it's really hard to nail down any tendencies. Constantly lining up in odd formations, strange stunts, and shifting heavy.

He/they like to disguise the S. Sometimes he's a LB and at times only there for "show" in the box. Sometimes he's in man, sometimes zone, but lined up right there on the LOS.

I'm no expert but it almost seems like they're trying to shift the idea of zone blitz confusion to the secondary instead of the front 7...

Yep. Doesn't want to become predictable with who actually drops/blitzes in certain calls. Give some freedom to the OLB's to rush up in a two point or down in a 3 depending on their assignment.

Abdulluh and Demps have done a really good job in sub packages. Parker made a huge play and Cooper has held up in a handful of snaps

Reading this shit makes me really....stupified on how it's worked so far.

There's a lot of responsibility here on the S and if Lewis is as big a POS as CP wants us to believe this wouldn't even be possible...

He's done very well and I'm pleasantly surprised. Staying healthy is key with him of course but you can't be a step slow and hold up too well. Only way anyone can make up for speed is with smarts and knowing the D and game plan really well. Theyre going to get burned on some big pass plays no doubt but I will take the aggressiveness anyday

the pure volume of what they have installed I've got to give Sutton a ton of credit. He only brought with him the QC coach on D for the jets, Mark DeLone. The rest of the staff had to learn the D. Brashear, Gibbs, and Emmitt Thomas have decades in the business though and have coached all sorts of D and technique. That playbook is crammed full of 4-3 3-4 over under 4-6 all sorts of stunts techniques and coverages. That's a ton to adapt to in one offseason. With CBA rule
changes in the meeting time allowed in the offseason and all things considered its very remarkable

I'd really recommend that Direckshun reads the link from booger.

Just because Poe is aligning in the 3 technique doesn't mean it's a 4-3 look.

I could be wrong but I've yet to see Dontari align in a 9.

Now you're just being a glib fuc-.......OOOOOOooooooooh.

:)