Defense to go Offensive!
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NJFINSFAN1luxury_boxOP"I would like to think we're offensive -- not defensive,'' Nolan said Friday, according to Jeff Darlington of the Miami Herald.
Head coach Tony Sparano elaborated. "On defense, when Mike talks about being offensive, he talks about setting the pace and dictating to the offense more as opposed to the other way around,'' Sparano said, per Darlington. "So becoming offensive on defense is something that our kids are learning right now.''
"We're attacking,'' Bell said.
http://www.miamiherald.com/2010/05/29/1653819/nolan-wants-defense-on-offensive.html
This could be a very fun year watching this defense.
Fin Dforum_veteranOur defense was already pretty offensive last year....:shifty:
anlgpNew Membergonna be very fun. i'm excited
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He used so many fronts and different blitzes last year in Denver. He had 4-3,3-4,2-4,4-2 packages with a lot of over and under fronts from what I saw. A lot of guys coming from different areas too. I remember Jon Gruden saying that Nolan would not hesitate to blitz his free safety (Dawkins) ten to twelve times a game.
the 23rdNew Memberfor Nolan to work his magic in Miami he has to first fix the FreeSafety situation satifactorily
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"the 23rd wrote:
for Nolan to work his magic in Miami he has to first fix the FreeSafety situation satifactorily
I would say help at the FS position should be coming Tuesday or Wednesday via OJ Atogwe.:up: Rams have until Monday to give him the correct tender, come to terms on a long term contract, in the longest of longest shots but I never say anything is impossible, give him the correct tender, he signs it and they trade him.or simply wave goodbye to his presence as a Ram. Last but not least, use the Franchise tag on him again.
I seriously doubt a correct tender, contract signed and a trade is going to happen but stranger things have happened.
Right now OJ and his agent have no intention of signing anything that has ST. LOUIS RAMS on the header. Unless of course its a nice mega deal. The Rams will not do it though, their ownership is in flux and they have spent close to nothing this year in FA while needing upgrades at just about every position one could imagine.
I know New Orleans offered him a contract last year then the Rams used the Franchise tag on him. Passing a physical would be numero uno for any team before they sign him long term I would imagine.
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Rocky RaccoonmoderatorI love me some blitz happy attacking defenses. Can't wait to get the season started!
MikeHonchosubscriber"Rocky Raccoon wrote:
I love me some blitz happy attacking defenses. Can't wait to get the season started!
Blitz happy puts more pressure on Vontae and Sean. A sophomore slump from either of them would be magnified should that be the case.
Headcoach material wouldn’t want to work somewhere they’re not trusted with actual football decisions.