Hue Trageting Ray Horton For Dc Lol!
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Similar to Young Shanny last year? If a coordinator asks permission to talk to another franchise about a lateral move, do you really want to keep him?
And "Horton hears a Hue" was a good one...
"Horton heard Who and his name was Mingo!!!"... or something. PoG said that years ago, and I have no idea why I remember that.
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Horton plays too much umbrella zone.. it puts DB's on an island to get consistently toasted.. pass...
Horton plays too much umbrella zone.. it puts DB's on an island to get consistently toasted.. pass...
This same generic statement was used all season to toast Pettine's "aggressive", man coverage scheme that put "DBs on an island"
Can you explain umbrella zone to us?
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This same generic statement was used all season to toast Pettine's "aggressive", man coverage scheme that put "DBs on an island"
Can you explain umbrella zone to us?
I have to explain it to you and you write for a rag like the bleacher report?... Get out of here!...
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I have to explain it to you and you write for a rag like the bleacher report?... Get out of here!...
No, I no longer do contract work with B/R. But I do know very well how coverage works. I'm asking you to explain your very cliche and generic statement.
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First of all, you will hear from my attorney regarding the egregious pun.
Second of all, Horton is not my favorite. I don't remember too many specifics, but what I do remember is him blitzing all the damn time and never getting it right. LMAO.
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No, I no longer do contract work with B/R. But I do know very well how coverage works. I'm asking you to explain your very cliche and generic statement.
It basically means you have 3 db's back deep in coverage in Umbrella formation. It leaves a terribly wide gap in the middle of the field were the Browns get consistently torched. It puts double responsibilities on safties and DB's to police and cover the field.. As I understand it.
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This same generic statement was used all season to toast Pettine's "aggressive", man coverage scheme that put "DBs on an island"
Can you explain umbrella zone to us?
It can mean different things to certain people but generally umbrella coverage involves a ton of single high man or 3 shell (depending on responsibility and call) Great for Gipson, bad if your corners can't handle it.
edit: Umbrella can also refer to how players align in your front 7. I heard people use it in that regard, I've also heard them use it in regards to deploying coverage.
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This same generic statement was used all season to toast Pettine's "aggressive", man coverage scheme that put "DBs on an island"
Can you explain umbrella zone to us?
It can mean different things to certain people but generally umbrella coverage involves a ton of single high man or 3 shell (depending on responsibility and call) Great for Gipson, bad if your corners can't handle it.
edit: Umbrella can also refer to how players align in your front 7. I heard people use it in that regard, I've also heard them use it in regards to deploying coverage.
It can mean different things to certain people but generally umbrella coverage involves a ton of single high man or 3 shell (depending on responsibility and call) Great for Gipson, bad if your corners can't handle it.
edit: Umbrella can also refer to how players align in your front 7. I heard people use it in that regard, I've also heard them use it in regards to deploying coverage.
I was just typing the first sentence you wrote when it said "new reply". That's why I was asking for more from ol Nickers, because when I think Umbrella, I think front 7 and linebackers, and he was talking about 3 deep.
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It can mean different things to certain people but generally umbrella coverage involves a ton of single high man or 3 shell (depending on responsibility and call) Great for Gipson, bad if your corners can't handle it.
edit: Umbrella can also refer to how players align in your front 7. I heard people use it in that regard, I've also heard them use it in regards to deploying coverage.
I was just typing the first sentence you wrote when it said "new reply". That's why I was asking for more from ol Nickers, because when I think Umbrella, I think front 7 and linebackers, and he was talking about 3 deep.
I was just typing the first sentence you wrote when it said "new reply". That's why I was asking for more from ol Nickers, because when I think Umbrella, I think front 7 and linebackers, and he was talking about 3 deep.
Like I said, it means different things for different people/coaches.
To be specific, when I think of 'umbrella' I think of a front 7 that uses multiple alignments but with single gap responsibilities to kind of disguise their looks but to keep things simple and prevent complications in calls. Typically its associated with heavy man coverage on the backend because your blitz tendencies are usually aggressive. That's not a by book definition. Come to think of it, I don't ever recall seeing a 'by book' definition. However those two things usually go hand in hand.
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I vaguely remember his defense being winded in the 4th quarter.
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Here's a trivia question:
Who was the Titans defensive coordinator at the time, when the Hoyer led Browns generated the largest come from behind victory on the road?
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The only reason they would be considering Horton is that they want to stick with the majority of these players. Which i'm sorry, thats a recipe for continuing to be one of the worst defense's in the NFL. No way Horton comes here, he knows full well he'll be looking for a job again when Jackson is fired in a year or two. THe defense needs a complete overhaul, i'm sorry but it does.
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I vaguely remember his defense being winded in the 4th quarter.
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I vaguely remember his defense being wounded in the 4th quarter.
Because he played the same guys all game long instead of smartly shuttling them in and out to keep them fresh...
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Here's a trivia question:
Who was the Titans defensive coordinator at the time, when the Hoyer led Browns generated the largest come from behind victory on the road?
Here's a trivia question:
Who was the Titans defensive coordinator at the time, when the Hoyer led Browns generated the largest come from behind victory on the road?
Read this and visions of the New England game flashed through my mind.......
Because he played the same guys all game long instead of smartly shuttling them in and out to keep them fresh...
Ha!.....not sure which wears em out more....playing the whole game or running on and off the field.....
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I vaguely remember his defense being wounded in the 4th quarter.
Because he played the same guys all game long instead of smartly shuttling them in and out to keep them fresh...
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