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Old 02-23-2014, 10:58 AM  
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Old 02-24-2014, 01:03 PM   #121
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No. Hali's backup would be required to stand up in the 3-4 and do the things that Hali needs to do.
Wouldn't we want him on the field with Hali and Houston at the same time? Isn't the point of getting more pass rushers to actually have more pass rushers on the field, not just different ones?
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Old 02-24-2014, 01:04 PM   #122
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I'm not bashing him at all, I hope he is a beast in nfl. But Favre didn't say "I don't want to be known as a breast cancer guy" while wearing a pink ribbon.

I personally think he should just stop taking questions about it, so people will focus on him a player. All the rest of it will fall into place as his impact off the field is diminished by what he does on it. Would love to see him go to the Ravens and be another ray lewis
He needs to just start saying "I will answer all of your gay questions when you start asking Peyton Manning about what its like to prefer women. Next question."
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Old 02-24-2014, 01:05 PM   #123
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No. Hali's backup would be required to stand up in the 3-4 and do the things that Hali needs to do.
Hali rarely drops into coverage

The ROLB or Rushbacker position in a 3-4 is very similar to a weakside DE in a 4-3. It's only when a zone blitz occurs and they are ask to drop into coverage when there is a significant difference. Sutton doesn't zone blitz much and when he does he rarely asks Hali to do it.

We need another pass rusher and we might be able to get Sam much lower in the draft than some of the other guys.

At this point in his career, I doubt Hali is any better in coverage than Sam.
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Old 02-24-2014, 01:08 PM   #124
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Old 02-24-2014, 01:09 PM   #125
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Old 02-24-2014, 01:10 PM   #126
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Hali rarely drops into coverage

The ROLB or Rushbacker position in a 3-4 is very similar to a weakside DE in a 4-3. It's only when a zone blitz occurs and they are ask to drop into coverage when there is a significant difference. Sutton doesn't zone blitz much and when he does he rarely asks Hali to do it.

We need another pass rusher and we might be able to get Sam much lower in the draft than some of the other guys.

At this point in his career, I doubt Hali is any better in coverage than Sam.
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Old 02-24-2014, 01:21 PM   #127
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Old 02-24-2014, 03:34 PM   #128
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Mostly because he's ****ing terrible in coverage...
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Over the weekend at the NFL combine, Auburn defensive end Dee Ford proclaimed that South Carolina's Jadeveon Clowney has nothing on him.

"I'm better," Ford told Pat Kirwan and Jim Miller on Sirius XM. "Let's put it like this: People like to talk about size all the time. Size is pretty much overrated in my eyes. You can look at guys like Robert Mathis, Elvis Dumervil, Von Miller. These are 6-2 guys and under. People are just looking at the fact that he's a physical specimen. Honestly if you watch the film, he plays like a blind dog in a meat market basically. I play with a lot of technique. I watch a lot of film. These are the things I do and it shows up."

Hall of Famer and NFL Network analyst Warren Sapp explained that that "a blind dog in a meat market" refers to a defensive lineman struggling to find the ball because of limited instincts. (To be clear: Sapp didn't say Clowney lacked instincts, just clarified what Ford was referring to.)

By Monday, while Clowney was lighting up the 40 at the combine, Ford was withdrawing from workouts with a back issue. His mouth worked fine, however, and he didn't backpedal from his previous comments.

"We're not saying the dog can't run, we're saying that dog can't find the meat," Ford told NFL Network. "I want everyone to understand it wasn't a personal shot. ... We're laughing about it. I was just speaking matter-of-factly about it."

Duly noted, Dee.

Ford's remarks really don't mean much because the last four days have been about guys fresh out of college running around in shorts and t-shirts. It's impossible to gauge much in the way of football ability under these conditions. We'll have a much better idea of who can do what -- blind dogs in meat markets or otherwise -- when the 2014 regular season rolls around.

Until then, it's just a bunch of gum-flapping.

In case you're wondering, NFLDraftScout.com ranked Ford as its No. 3 defensive end after -- you guessed it -- Clowney and Missouri's Kony Ealy.
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Clowney is what he is....a tremendous athlete. Dude takes plays....and reportedly games....off. I've got no problem with what Ford said.
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