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Old 06-18-2020, 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted by HoosierinFL View Post
Looking at Walker, Leonard and Okereke as the starting LBs in a 4-3 base, and it sure looks like one of the best position groups on the roster (the depth ain't bad either).

It sure is the best LB corps since at least the 2006 playoff run (Brackett, June, and Morris replacing Gardner at SAM, which was a move that should have been made 2 years sooner!!) and honestly might even be better. Add in Thornton from the 2005 season and we had some good backers back then but each of the 3 current guys just seem bigger and faster, more dynamic and productive, especially in forcing turnovers.
The linebackers now are longer faster and more athletic then those of '06 (save June) That's the real difference. The NFL offenses are going smaller and faster, so the defenses have to match. It is actually a big reason why Henry foes so well for the Titans. So many teams have more hybrid/lighter defensive players to catch speed guys, that big bully RB's can just run over them. Hybrid's have to learn to tackle low on those guys, or give up 2-3 extra yards after contact.
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