belmont4213 Posted May 2, 2015 Share Posted May 2, 2015 With the Grady Jarret pick, I imagine our front seven is fairly set. We might add some depth at linebacker with the last two picks, but I think this shows that Quinn is fairly comfortable after the free agent additions that were made. While we will definitely play some nickel and dime, taking some linebackers off the field, it is important to remember that Seattle played in their base 4-3 under defense more than any other team. I see it playing out something like this.Run Downs:3T: Babineaux, JarretNT: Soliai, Hageman5T: Jackson, HagemanLEO: Clayborn, Goodman/BiermannWILL: Durant, BartuMLB: WorrilowSLB: Reed, Schofield, ShemboPassing Downs:3T: Clayborn, Goodman/Biermann NT: Hageman, Jackson5T: Babineaux, JarretLEO: Beasely, SchofieldSLB: Reed, ShemboMLB: WorrilowSLB: Durant, BartuI think Worrilow will slide into a 2-down linebacker and be the first player off the field when we move to nickel, allowing him to play to his strengths. I imagine that Soliai, Hageman, Jackson, and Babineaux to rotate heavily on run downs, and for Hageman, Babineaux, Jarret, and (to a lesser extent) Jackson to rotate heavily on passing downs.The biggest weakness I see there is coverage linebackers. Durant and Reed are supposed to be decent in the passing game, but given his injury history, I would prefer to add a good coverage WILL/MLB to prevent Worrilow having to play all three downs.How do you see it playing out? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Psychic Gibbon Posted May 2, 2015 Share Posted May 2, 2015 LEO: Claybornlolno Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.