(09-06-2017, 10:36 AM)TheAll22 Wrote: I'm not really interested in arbitrary labeling to an extent. I look at them as the X, Y and Z -

I think most overlook this. 

The top three play where they play because of their individual skill sets and it's important to note. 

A-Rob at the X is an obvious choice becuase he's physical at the line of scrimmage and can beat press in more ways than one.
(winning the jam, high-pointing the ball, back shoulder catches) 

Lee at Z makes perfect sense as well since he'll line up "off the line" giving him a chance to use his speed to beat press and also allowing him to go in motion on an end-around or a varied pass route. 

Hurns in the Y or slot makes sense because he's very tough making catches over the middle and he runs routes with the precision required to play inside.

This stuff is more important than ranking numbers. Just put the best guys in the spots they'll play the best.

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