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Thinking about this a little more, if Reed does go inside, what does the nickel front look like?
DE/OLB Montgomery DL Watt DL Smith DE/OLB Mercilus LB Cushing LB Reed Not only is that a lot of pass rush ability on the field, but also a lot of versatility. I could see Wade moving Reed in particular around to create some real mismatches. |
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As soon as someone figures out what we got for giving up that pick please let us know.
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Texans get the Rams two 6th round picks in the trade radio is reporting..... That means the Texans have four 6th round picks....
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If Reed is one of those ILBs, though, do they take him off the field on passing downs?
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Good problem to have, IMO.
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In B'OB we trust, until he pisses us off! |
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Traditionally, yes. I think Warren's point is that Wade has the ability, the personnel, to get more speed on the field in passing situations. That's the whole point of the 3-4 to begin with. Do you think a QB looking at 3rd and 8 would be more troubled by Brooks Reed or Earl Mitchell?
Thanks for the feedback, everyone. |
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NFL.com draft tracker is showing two 6ths, #184 and 198.
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