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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Heyjoe4" data-source="post: 1028514" data-attributes="member: 13032">Seems to me that defenses rarely use one type of lineup or strategy consistently.  Good example is the 3-4 versus the 4-3.  Maybe I don't know what to look for, but I rarely see players lined up exactly like that.Sort of the same for zone v man.  It's certainly possible to do both but that seems prone to breakdowns.  My general rule is that talented CBs should be playing man.  I'd much rather see JA lined up against the opponents' #1 WR.The one thing Hafley did say that I liked is that he wants guys attacking the football.  Seems kinda obvious.  Wouldn't all DCs say that?  It is true though that some teams just seem to play faster than others.  Maybe it has to do with the athleticism of the team.  Maybe it's an individual thing.  Micah Parsons always seems to be around the ball carrier.As long as Hafley shows an ability to adjust during the game and at half time, that D should be fine.  Until MLF shook his cage, Barry was unreasonably stubborn in sticking with game plans that weren't working.  That needs to change.</blockquote>

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