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  1. The fact that a RB with 3 seasons under his belt is hitting the portal and not the draft, is a clear sign that it is not a disaster. Good player and I would love to have him back, but this is not a disaster.
  2. Safeties and LBs. He played safety at Georgia. I believe Sark said he would start out in the secondary. I would assume that means safety
  3. Kelson and Jett Bush breaking down Georgia defense
  4. Scip and Homer on Muschamp change
  5. Just wonder if Muschamp will make some changes. Heard Gideon mentioned at one pt (sounds like dead). Travaris Robinson and Muschamp are very tight. There is speculation he may join the staff. Anyone heard anything about the defensive staff recently?
  6. I think at DT only Sharma would be considered a pure NG, if anything Texas is light in that area. I think Muschamp was actually a bit more aggressive than Kirby in his defenses, but that was quite a while ago. That tree asks more of the safeties. Read your run key and fire downhill. That should actually be in McDonald's wheelhouse. If you assume this year's version of Derek Williams was Akina related, he should also be an excellent fit. There are a lot of rules in the system, but they are clear. Muschamp did a great job in 08 with a young talented secondary. Would be nice to see that again. https://throwdeeppublishing.com/blogs/news/a-worthy-rival-the-kirby-smart-defense?srsltid=AfmBOoqYBbtr4Uzx0noGiWa16OhXS6itZ3jA2OxQIJwVIM5QixE4HLO3
  7. I do not think there are any players that are mismatches for the system. I think Ty Anthony Smith will be a beneficiary of the move. The CBs are isolated on the outside much more frequently in the Saban system. They do pattern match more and there is more emphasis on taking away the middle of the field (you should see more inside leverage from DBs). Though it is all a bit of guess. We have not seen a true Muschamp called defense in a long time. I am sure has evolved over the years and has some tweaks to Saban/Kirby system.
  8. I dont really try to base this on a talent midget scale, but each to their own. I was hoping for a better game. Te 10he issue is th-12 for 109 yards in the 1st half, which was good. Bengals took a quick look and adjusted. The 2nd half was 10-18 for 151, 2 ints. Passer rating went from ~102 to ~44. That was always a question with Quinn. What happens when the script runs out? Can he limit turnovers? Hopefully, he learns from this game and looks better next week. Gets another chance vs a bad defense (Tampa Bay)
  9. much different tone than the 26.4 QBR would indicate.
  10. funny, my post from the Muschamp thread: Florida was the game that really aggravated me. That was terrible game plan and one that ignored what how the prior 2 teams dismantled them. If there is a hole in PK's ability as a DC, it is his ability to coordinate the entire defense. He has been reliant on strong secondary coaches. That can add volatility to his results. There is a reason most DC come from a secondary or linebacker background.
  11. Florida was the game that really aggravated me. That was terrible game plan and one that ignored what how the prior 2 teams dismantled them. If there is a hole in PK's ability as a DC, it is his ability to coordinate the entire defense. He has been reliant on strong secondary coaches. That can add volatility to his results. There is a reason most DC come from a secondary or linebacker background.
  12. I have to imagine Colin Simmons is going to be a bid beneficiary of this move. "Thoroughbreds dont go backwards"
  13. believe that was the Marvin Lewis defenses. He coached LBs under Cowher. If I remember correctly that was heavily influenced by Dick LeBeau. Lot of zone blitzes that used deception to rush 4 and play 7 back in zone coverage. Looked aggressive but was always sound. Rex Ryan and Wink were different.
  14. I did not like the term passive either, but I think what he was saying is that great defenses generally get pressure with 4 and not being reliant on blitzing. You can do that with great talent or through line games/zone blitzes (LeBeau)
  15. I think he had money to do it and chose family over football. He was a cog in the Georgia system. I do not think Georgia will unravel with Muschamp gone. People are over playing his time there. I am sure he learned some things in Georgia and i hope he brings them to Texas.
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