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Best news on Derrick Brown


Jeremy Igo

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6 minutes ago, Daddy_Uncle said:

If you can take away the run up the middle it really narrows the offensive playbook

See: 2018 Da'Ron Payne on the Redskins.

The defense was looking elite that season because he was plugging the middle.

And then Alex Smith happened.

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4 minutes ago, Captain Obvious said:

Brady and Brees give zero fugs about a push up the middle. 

You're not very Captain Obvious, the only times we have beaten the Saints is when we can get pressure up the middle and Brees can't throw it quickly. Its the one thing he hates.

Do you even football?

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8 minutes ago, Jeremy Igo said:

Rhule just said on his conference call that Joe Brady told him the hardest guy to game plan around was..... Derrick Brown.

 

That's pretty impressive.

The moment this was the pick I knew Brady had a part, Brown wrecked that LSU offensive line better than any team. I love the pick.

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1 minute ago, Peon Awesome said:

Well to be fair, Brady said he was the toughest in the SEC specifically. Who's to say he didn't have a tougher time with Simmons in the national championship game.

Considering they litterally had to change their gameplan and triple team Brown (including 2 OL projected in the first 3 rounds this draft) Even though Auburn also had another DT protected in the 2nd round. 

 

Id say, yeah

He's the toughest guy they game plan. They didnt change their game plan vs Clemson and still put up a ton of points.

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1 minute ago, ncfan said:

Considering they litterally had to change their gameplan and triple team Brown (including 2 OL projected in the first 3 rounds this draft) Even though Auburn also had another DT protected in the 2nd round. 

 

Id say, yeah

He's the toughest guy they game plan. They didnt change their game plan vs Clemson and still put up a ton of points.

Sometimes the stats don’t tell the whole story 

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4 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

Hurney didn't think Brown would be there at 7??? Dear God he really is a dolt.

The Lions were seriously considering taking him.  Word is the front office was split on Brown and Okudah.  Obviously Okudah won out, but Brown was heavily considered.

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