Why Did they decide to change to the 4-3 when ten more teams are changing to the 3-4. I Just think that the 3-4 is more affective. And Expecially against the Colts. Hello the Steelers beat them with a Power running game and A 3-4. Davis=Bettis Parker=Bush. A big rusher and a Dynamic rusher with a so so Passer. You know that Carr can pass better than Rothlesburger. Im just not adding this up in my head right.
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- Thread starter MarkLevi
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colts fan here. not sure why they changed from a 3-4 to 4-3. the 3-4 is much more effective versus the colts if they have the right personnel. fangio is a horrid d-coordinator. we had him in indy before, so we know.
my guess is that they realized that they just simply don't have the proper personnel to run it, so they're switching instead of drafting players to fit the 3-4.
3-4 defenses do give the colts fits though. the patriots, steelers, chargers, and baltimore have all given the colts problems.
good luck with williams... a decent choice, but probably could have had better value by dealing down, getting dbrickshaw and extra picks to bolster the o-line. I hear people on here saying that DE pressures lead to turnovers which lead to better field position. yes, true, but so does keeping your QB upright and keeping pressure off of him. it minimizes offensive turnovers and helps keep drives alive instead of taking sacks and killing drives.
my guess is that they realized that they just simply don't have the proper personnel to run it, so they're switching instead of drafting players to fit the 3-4.
3-4 defenses do give the colts fits though. the patriots, steelers, chargers, and baltimore have all given the colts problems.
good luck with williams... a decent choice, but probably could have had better value by dealing down, getting dbrickshaw and extra picks to bolster the o-line. I hear people on here saying that DE pressures lead to turnovers which lead to better field position. yes, true, but so does keeping your QB upright and keeping pressure off of him. it minimizes offensive turnovers and helps keep drives alive instead of taking sacks and killing drives.
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In every year we've been in existence, except for our inaugural season, we have been as bad at pressuring the QB as we have at stopping the other team from pressuring our QB...The big selling point on the 3-4 is that the 4th rusher is disguised, leading to offensive confusion, thus causing more pressure...However, this simply never worked for us...The NFL is a league of change, though, so if something is not working, it obviously needs to be changed...