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Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19
Yeah but let’s address the elephant in the room...
New England has been cheating for a long, long time. They can’t be used as a reliable example.
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I agree. May those smarmy ****s rot in the deepest depths of hell. **** all things Cheatriot.
However, it doesn’t mean the team building strategy is invalid. You don’t even have to look much further than our team.
Have Marcus Peters? Cool. We’ll throw at Gaines. Good at rushing the passer? Cool. Well run it down your throats because your IDL and LBs can’t fill a gap. Have Jared Allen and Tamba Hali? Cool well throw down the seam because Squirmin Herman Mother****ing Sack of **** Edwards runs Tampon 2. Think you can beat Cleveland? Cool. The LB you have spying Manziel can’t beat him to the edge and we’ll be a play away from embarrassing you with Johnny ****ing Manziel.
IMO Defensive team building needs to eliminate exploitable weaknesses before building a top of the league aspect of the defense.
Of course that’s easier said than done unless you know the opponents play calls, but that’s the say I see it after decades of underachieving Chief defenses.