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4 minutes ago, MasterAwesome said:

I don't get why we don't blitz him off the edge more...the man is a heat-seeking missile.  His coverage on the other hand scares me.  Was hoping his *mis*usage (imo) was more of a Rhule/Snow thing but nothing seems to have changed with Chinn's role in the Wilks era.

We did in the 2nd half. We brought in Burris and dropped Hartsfield back. I counted about 8 snaps that Chinn was LB on the field. At one point we had Luvu, Smith, Chinn, and Shaq as our LBs. Luvu got a sack on that play. 

The 2nd half we made adjustments and the Seahawks didnt score a TD until the final 14 seconds of the game.

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First half they were high-low'ing him pretty effectively. Not sure how they were scheming to get him into those situations. 

Also I get that Lockett is a very good, shifty receiver but Chinn looked hesitant out there. 

Still made a big play in the fourth quarter, but they need to get back to what they were doing his rookie year. 

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2 hours ago, TheCasillas said:

We did in the 2nd half. We brought in Burris and dropped Hartsfield back. I counted about 8 snaps that Chinn was LB on the field. At one point we had Luvu, Smith, Chinn, and Shaq as our LBs. Luvu got a sack on that play. 

The 2nd half we made adjustments and the Seahawks didnt score a TD until the final 14 seconds of the game.

This makes me feel better about keeping Wilks if that is what happens.  Rivera's lack of adjustments always drove me crazy!

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