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The Difference between a 46 and Gus Bradley defense?

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I'll write a little more on this later, but the 46 was really designed to stop the run but to do it in a much more aggressive manner than Landry's Flex Defense.


The 46 covered both of the Offensive Guards and the Center so that Offenses would be less likely to pull Linemen to gain a numbers advantage when running the ball. This technique stresses the Defense however because now you need another player on the Defensive front in order to set the edge of the Defense. The OTTO spot in the current defense always reminds me of this. Due to a linebacker now being on the line, the Strong Safety comes down "into the box" leaving the Free by himself in the backfield.


With Bradley's version of the 4-3, each defensive lineman is assigned to a gap, although occasionally the Nose Guard seems to "two gap" from time to time. This is in contrast to the traditional form of the 46.


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Quote:Good try...



Nickerson's 40 yard dash - 4.78


Poz's 40 yard dash - 4.7


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Yeah yeah, and Jerry Rice and Emmitt Smith were slow too, though they were rarely caught from behind. There's track speed and game speed, Nickerson had game speed in spades.

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Quote:The only 46 defense I can really remember is the Bears of 85 and I want to say the mid/late 90's eagles.  Both those 46 defenses seemed to blitz alot more and played more man coverages...  But that's just from my memory of it.

 

The Seattle Scheme is not aggressive, at least not Gus' version of it..  It's a passive defense that seems to react to the offense.  On the other hand, the Bears and Eagles of Buddy Ryan was was aggressive and forced the the issue onto the offense.
The Fisher era Titans ran it.  The Gregg Williams era Bills ran it.  The Rams are running a version of it now.

 

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