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Message: <blockquote data-quote="wist43" data-source="post: 559141" data-attributes="member: 9839">If it's an either/or down, i.e. 1st and 10, 2nd and 6, etc... and the offense throws 3 wides out there, you need more beef up the middle, and you need to account for the possibility of the run. Capers does that by putting 2 fat guys out there in the middle that offer zero pass rush. With our personnel, we would be better off going with Daniels, D. Jones, and Perry on the line with their hand in the dirt, and Matthews, Neal/Bradford, and one of the slugs Hawk or Brad Jones depending on if you think run or pass is more likely over the other. Play the down linemen inside the tackles, and blitz drop however you want, play zone behind it... It's how Baltimore runs their 3-3 nickel, but they usually keep Ngata on the field. As for 3-3 vs 1-5... I'm not advocating 1-5 at all - unless you want to call Perry, Neal, and D.Jones LB's. Neal can be either, but Perry is NOT a LB - I think that has been proven over in spades. Play him to his strength, i.e. with his hand in the dirt, and rushing the passer.</blockquote>

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