Phillips got yo-yo’d around in the 4-2-5. Couldn’t find a set spot to develop his game. Caught up a lot in a one year effort last year but he wasn’t a complete product imo. Might get a close to identical or superior effort from one or both of these big boys.Fair point. I still see it as basically the same, just bigger. Let’s not pretend Tuttle never regained his freshman year form. And Phillips is in the Jets training camp but he never played anywhere close to his billing. He was good for us please don’t get me wrong
But they weren’t four year experienced in that scheme...had to learn different responsibilities in a short turnaround. That and not having an appreciable timeframe to develop the bodies to play in said scheme. And I don’t want your damn “help”. Thanks anyway.If you can’t agree that four year experienced players are usually better than first year players you can’t be helped
Then Marcus Tatum is better than Darnell wright most likely.
Always quick to slant someone else’s posts as “dumping on”. Not true. When you’re not deluding yourself with your fake expertism, you may recognize that. One year in the 3-4 and they weren’t instantly “experienced” in the set. That really so hard to grasp?And then they put up our best run D in a decade. Always quick to dump on our outgoing Vols some of you smdh
I think the point is, we only really had 3 maybe 4 guys rotating the 3 DL spots last year. And yeah 3 of them had some experience in college but not this system. Now we have potentially 5 or 6 guys that at least practiced in the system last year, so have some system understanding though not much playing time. Plus the 3 guys we signed this year who are all massive kids. And the guys that were here last year are all bigger and stronger too. So instead of a 4 man rotation for 3 spots, we have at least a full 2 deep and potentially a full 3 deep rotation of guys that at least appear to have the size and strength needed. Many of them appear to have potential to be a lot more than serviceable too. So yeah, the lack of experience is probably a little scary. But as far as depth and size, we are much better off than last year. And I did not count Gooden or Solomon in any of that.They are younger and more inexperienced than those three guys we lost last year
I think the point is, we only really had 3 maybe 4 guys rotating the 3 DL spots last year. And yeah 3 of them had some experience in college but not this system. Now we have potentially 5 or 6 guys that at least practiced in the system last year, so have some system understanding though not much playing time. Plus the 3 guys we signed this year who are all massive kids. And the guys that were here last year are all bigger and stronger too. So instead of a 4 man rotation for 3 spots, we have at least a full 2 deep and potentially a full 3 deep rotation of guys that at least appear to have the size and strength needed. Many of them appear to have potential to be a lot more than serviceable too. So yeah, the lack of experience is probably a little scary. But as far as depth and size, we are much better off than last year. And I did not count Gooden or Solomon in any of that.
On the DL the more you can rotate the better. I would say having a 6 man rotation would be ideal and then having the 3rd string be able to jump in with injuries and what not. And I believe we are currently in much better shape as far as numbers and size go than we were last year. I think even without Gooden and Solomon we have at least 7 or 8 guys that would at least be serviceable if not better in some areas. Still inexperienced yes. But has the potential to be a pretty good unit.I agree with what you saying for sure but I am
Curious how many guys is the ideal number for the rotation is a question id like to know.
Hopefully we are selling guys like mincey and Bennent short with the lack of talk about them. They did get some experience last year
Always quick to slant someone else’s posts as “dumping on”. Not true. When you’re not deluding yourself with your fake expertism, you may recognize that. One year in the 3-4 and they weren’t instantly “experienced” in the set. That really so hard to grasp?
Well we are in a 4-2-5 most of the time so.... lol I’m just kidding. I get what you mean.Everybody - read those last two sentences. Because that is what the football coaching industry has stated repeatedly for over 30 years. It has nuances and personnel requirements that the 4-3 does not. They are schemed differently. The S&C as well as player development is different with some positions. With a competent roster it takes two years to become somewhat proficient at it unless the players have some experience at it in HS to jump start them. Anybody want to argue that last year's team was fully competent? They had to do a combination of D's due to the personnel.
To see the full benefit of the 3-4's implementation skip to the 2020 season and beyond.