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offiss · 10-09-2005, 01:38 AM

If Lavar is going to break out this is the perfect game, the denver offense is taylor made for him to really have a monster game, I wouldn't be opposed to bringing Sean taylor up to the line of scrimmage on the outside occasionaly to contain Plummer, but I would bring the backside LB on every play and fire him right at Plummer so the first time he deciedes to fake the run and roll the other way we have a player zero'd in on him, I would prefer either Lavar or Taylor, that's a scenerio where you need a player with pure athletic ability to run down and punish Plummer, we could throw Clemons in there as well.

I do believe it is more important this game to attack Denver with speed, we should really throw a lot of LB's at them, their linemen can't block what they can't catch.

10-09-2005, 01:38 AM	#12
offiss Registered User Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: sparta, new jersey [ northern jersey ] Age: 60 Posts: 3,097	Re: defensive strategy for denver? If Lavar is going to break out this is the perfect game, the denver offense is taylor made for him to really have a monster game, I wouldn't be opposed to bringing Sean taylor up to the line of scrimmage on the outside occasionaly to contain Plummer, but I would bring the backside LB on every play and fire him right at Plummer so the first time he deciedes to fake the run and roll the other way we have a player zero'd in on him, I would prefer either Lavar or Taylor, that's a scenerio where you need a player with pure athletic ability to run down and punish Plummer, we could throw Clemons in there as well. I do believe it is more important this game to attack Denver with speed, we should really throw a lot of LB's at them, their linemen can't block what they can't catch.