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Are we stuck with the base 3-4 because of Burns?

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We switched to the 3-4 before we drafted burns. Burns was to complement the scheme, not the scheme to complement burns.

 

The main problem we had is that we switched to the 34 because the league has become a passing league, but most teams went back to thw run game this year, especially against us since we couldnt stop it. 

Since we are rebuilding now we might go back to the 43. Depends on the coach we get imo.

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10 minutes ago, PhillyB said:

meh, the only components that really need to be retooled are DTs and we'll be fine with a 3-4. poe et al were probably all gone after this season anyway

You are probably right.  What sucks the .ost though is that luke excelled in the 43 and nkw in the 34 he cant seem to get off of his blocks. As much as i hate to say it, luke isnt a fit in the 34 and he could possibly become a cap casualty during the rebuild years if we dont find a way to keep the blockers off of him. Luke has been ineffective all season in this scheme.

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