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Old 09-08-2017, 09:24 AM   #1
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Suttons defenses have had incredible 4th Qs in recent years. Phenomenal adjustments.
Sutton had a serious problem with his teams adjusting in the 2nd half his first couple of years.

Personnel upgrades, system familiarity, and Sutton just getting better at his job explains the D's improvement.

Oh, and Kendrick Lewis being cut helped immediately.
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Old 09-08-2017, 09:26 AM   #2
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Sutton had a serious problem with his teams adjusting in the 2nd half his first couple of years.

Personnel upgrades, system familiarity, and Sutton just getting better at his job explains the D's improvement.

Oh, and Kendrick Lewis being cut helped immediately.
Also being smart enough to move Parker to S instead of CB was perfect. His full potential came out at S...
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Old 09-08-2017, 09:33 AM   #3
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Also being smart enough to move Parker to S instead of CB was perfect. His full potential came out at S...
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Old 09-09-2017, 03:26 AM   #4
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Sutton had a serious problem with his teams adjusting in the 2nd half his first couple of years.

Personnel upgrades, system familiarity, and Sutton just getting better at his job explains the D's improvement.

Oh, and Kendrick Lewis being cut helped immediately.
I disagree. Suttons second half defense has been mostly terrific. Yeah, he can't adjust when the personnel is just terrible. Like last year when we were on our third string
at lb and dL. But for several years running we've had a terrific second half defense. I think he struggles to hide downright terrible players like Dunta Robinson or Terrance Smith or Jamel Fleming. But if the roster is so bad that these guys get into the game, then that's not entirely his fault.
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Old 09-09-2017, 07:36 AM   #5
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I disagree. Suttons second half defense has been mostly terrific. Yeah, he can't adjust when the personnel is just terrible. Like last year when we were on our third string
at lb and dL. But for several years running we've had a terrific second half defense. I think he struggles to hide downright terrible players like Dunta Robinson or Terrance Smith or Jamel Fleming. But if the roster is so bad that these guys get into the game, then that's not entirely his fault.
You disagree but agree?

You basically repeated exactly what I said.
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Old 09-09-2017, 09:07 AM   #6
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He started out slow, but made some HUGE plays down the stretch.

Give Sutton credit, whatever he was doing didn't work the 1st half, but he made an adjustment and the flood gates opened.
Honestly, I think when they made the switch it is because Smith got the lead.

Then they were comfortable taking chances in coverage. Smith won this game.
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You disagree but agree?

You basically repeated exactly what I said.
I agree with you mostly, but I disagree a little because he basically said exactly the same thing you said.
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Houston was amazing in run coverage- every time they ran to his side it was a loss. The guy is Back!!
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Houston was amazing in run coverage- every time they ran to his side it was a loss. The guy is Back!!
Houston might be the BEST LB in the NFL.

He can cover, he can stuff the run, and he's a top 10 pass rusher.

He is the complete package...
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Underrated part of Houston's 4th down stop toward the end--Ramik Wilson blew up their fullback (Develin) to free others up. He was aggressive and took him out of the play, giving Gillislee no one to run behind.
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Underrated part of Houston's 4th down stop toward the end--Ramik Wilson blew up their fullback (Develin) to free others up. He was aggressive and took him out of the play, giving Gillislee no one to run behind.
I saw that. Just shot the gap DJ style and ****ed up the whole play by taking out the FB. Great play..
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Houston might be the BEST LB in the NFL.

He can cover, he can stuff the run, and he's a top 10 pass rusher.

He is the complete package...
I've said for 3 years now that I would take him over Miller when both are healthy. I still feel that way.

He can do the same things that Miller did in the playoffs two years ago if he can just get there at 100%.
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Houston might be the BEST LB in the NFL.

He can cover, he can stuff the run, and he's a top 10 pass rusher.

He is the complete package...
I'll take Von Miller over him but other than Miller yeah J Houston no question. Dude is so strong it's unbelievable. You saw it on a couple plays last night.

He's special. Just hope he can stay healthy this year.
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I'll take Von Miller over him but other than Miller yeah J Houston no question. Dude is so strong it's unbelievable. You saw it on a couple plays last night.

He's special. Just hope he can stay healthy this year.
Miller is the best pass rusher in the game. He's solid vs. the run and has the speed to cover.

He's not solid at all 3. He can do them all. He's got freak ability - but he still hasn't reached his full potential yet.

That said, they are different players. Houston (when healthy) has the freak strength to maul Tackles. Tackles.

And he has the brains to lock on and push back to the QB until the perfect time to come off the block and make the sack. It's just instinct.

Miller, by far, has the best first two steps in the NFL. He's very much like DT off the snap. Again, I'd argue the no 1 pass rusher in the league.

Miller gets in your head because he can beat you whenever he wants.

Houston gets in your head because he can embarrass you in all ways at any time. You can get pushed on your ass or he can speed rush you. He can hold a block and lay up waiting to make the tackle. He sets T's up for failure.

Comparisons to historic players?

I'd say Miller reminds me of DT.

I'd say Houston reminds me of a faster Kevin Greene...
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I really like Houston but I have always rated Miller more than Houston.
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