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Completely excited about our two new Smiths

#1

Telvin's speed is killer, and Chris Could be an absolute steal. I have a solid feeling our FAs and our draft picks will be getting to the quarterback at a better rate than in the last couple years. I'd love to hear what everyone else thinks.


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#2

Both looked good in the rookie camp.  Unfortunately, it's underwear practice.  We'll see how that translates when the pads are on and the hitting is real.


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#3

Chris Clemmons in FA was a huge addition, but I also REALLY Like Chris Smith, but Telvin is a 4-3 OLB he isn't going to be rushing the passer too often. 


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#4

Quote:Telvin is a 4-3 OLB he isn't going to be rushing the passer too often. 
Says who? Certainly not the coaches.

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#5

Quote:Says who? Certainly not the coaches.
Gus Bradley in an interview called him a "Nickel Linebacker"  "A guy who can come in and cover Tight Ends/RBs on passing downs" "We need to take advantage of his speed and cover ability"

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Quote:Gus Bradley in an interview called him a "Nickel Linebacker"  "A guy who can come in and cover Tight Ends/RBs on passing downs" "We need to take advantage of his speed and cover ability"
Yes, that is a strength of his, but nowhere did anyone say he wouldn't rush the passer. Actually, they mentioned that too. It's also a strength of his.

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Quote:Yes, that is a strength of his, but nowhere did anyone say he wouldn't rush the passer. Actually, they mentioned that too. It's also a strength of his.
Every player on the D will at some point rush the passer in a blitz play, he's still not going to be a pass rusher, he's a 4-3 OLB not a DE. 

 

He's not a pass rusher. This isn't even debateable 

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Quote:Every player on the D will at some point rush the passer in a blitz play, he's still not going to be a pass rusher, he's a 4-3 OLB not a DE. 

 

He's not a pass rusher. This isn't even debateable 
Linebackers don't pass rush??? Have you ever looked at sack stats for teams with 4/3 defenses? Better yet, do you even watch football?

 

Linbackers pass rush all the time.

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#9

Quote:Telvin's speed is killer, and Chris Could be an absolute steal. I have a solid feeling our FAs and our draft picks will be getting to the quarterback at a better rate than in the last couple years. I'd love to hear what everyone else thinks.
Agree....

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Quote:Linebackers don't pass rush??? Have you ever looked at sack stats for teams with 4/3 defenses? Better yet, do you even watch football?

 

Linbackers pass rush all the time.
 

He's special.  He's going to be a nickelbacker, eh.

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#11

If he can just get around 230 lbs and maintain that speed, look out


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#12

Quote:He's special.  He's going to be a nickelbacker, eh.
LOL! +1

 

One of these guys?

 

http://i611.photobucket.com/albums/tt199...nickel.gif

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Quote:LOL! +1

 

One of these guys?

 

http://i611.photobucket.com/albums/tt199...nickel.gif
Bingo!  Sorry, I couldn't resist. 

 

The "eh" gave it away, right? Wink

 

Look at the bright side.  Telvin would have a theme song when he takes the field.  "Hero" or "Rock Star"


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Quote:If he can just get around 230 lbs and maintain that speed, look out


EXACT-A-MUNDO...


He'll potentially be a Wrecking Force...


Size and Speed prevails...


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#15

Quote:Linebackers don't pass rush??? Have you ever looked at sack stats for teams with 4/3 defenses? Better yet, do you even watch football?

 

Linbackers pass rush all the time.
In special plays yes, in their base defense they do not. like I said, if they sent a blitz with him yeah he'll rush the passer, but he's not a pass rusher. 

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#16

Quote:Every player on the D will at some point rush the passer in a blitz play, he's still not going to be a pass rusher, he's a 4-3 OLB not a DE. 

 

He's not a pass rusher. This isn't even debateable


So Debatable that it isn't humurious...


Not A Pass Rusher he isn't? Or maybe he's A Run Rusher...


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#17

Quote:Linebackers don't pass rush??? Have you ever looked at sack stats for teams with 4/3 defenses? Better yet, do you even watch football?

 

Linbackers pass rush all the time.
To say outside linebackers in a 4-3 do not rush the passer at all would be false, however (thishurts me a lot to admit he is pretty much right), the OLB in a 4-3 defense has a much lower sack rate than a 4-3 de or a 3-4 olb.
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3-4 OLBs, and D Linemen are the only players who can be considered "Pass Rushers"

 

Blitzing on occasion doesn't make you a pass rusher, your job isn't to rush the passer. He is not a pass rusher. Paul Posluszny is not a pass rusher, Geno Hayes is not a pass rusher, Russel allen was not a pass rusher and Telvin Smith is not a pass rusher.


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Have you ever heard of a guy named Lawrence Taylor? How about Derrick Thomas?

 

Need I go on?


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(This post was last modified: 05-19-2014, 09:20 PM by HolsterHusto.)

Quote:Have you ever heard of a guy named Lawrence Taylor? How about Derrick Thomas?


Need I go on?
You just named two outliers. The majority of the 4-3 OLB are not known for rushing the passer. Telvin will mostly play in coverage; he may on occasion blitz but I doubt it is that often.
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