Another LB question

[dlf_tomk]

Tom, did you run any efficiency numbers on him when he did start? I know small sample size but would be cool to know,

Tackle efficiency of 10.6%. In the same ballpark as Duke Riley, Jon Bostic, Ben Gedeon, Lawrence Timmons, JRM. i.e. weak.

He's not someone I'm bothering to stash.

[dawgs4life]

Tom, did you run any efficiency numbers on him when he did start? I know small sample size but would be cool to know,

Tackle efficiency of 10.6%. In the same ballpark as Duke Riley, Jon Bostic, Ben Gedeon, Lawrence Timmons, JRM. i.e. weak.

He's not someone I'm bothering to stash.

Thanks for the info.....I watched him play and he seemed to fly around a lot, but "good IDP that does not make"
Seeing an efficiency helps show he is mediocre and if give a chance at some volume he is basically Jon Bostic 2.0
thx again.

[lukkynumber13]

It's multiple in NE but I classify them as a 43 scheme first and foremost.
But their LB usage is really unusual. They often line up with only one true inside LB. Hightower plays virtually as an additional edge guy and they run 3 safeties a load. But it's not a big nickel scheme. Chung isn't playing as a LB in all but name. Hes moving around as is McCourty. It's only Tavon Wilson that's really predictable.
Fascinating scheme.
But long story short - there's really only room for one productive LB IMO. And unless something happens that's Van Noy for me

Wilson gone, I think you meant Harmon

[dlf_tomk]

Yeah. I always do that. Very annoying!