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I'm surprised no one has mentioned the different 3-4 looks we showed in Saturdays game


Tarheels23

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From my count we ran the 3-4 with our first team defense about 5 times.

Edwards was at the NT 3 out of the 5 times we ran it, and Fua was at NT the one time Edwards was on the sideline.

James Anderson lined up at one of the OLB spots each time we showed the 3-4 look, while Hardy & CJ rotated between DE and the other OLB spot, depending on what side JA lined up on.

We gave the below look 3 of 5 times, with one of them being on the goal line when Kuechly made the stop in the backfield.

James Anderson CJ/Edwards/Neblett Greg Hardy

Phillips/Kuechly

And here's the look we gave the other 2 times

Charles Johnson Neblett/Edwards/Hardy James Anderson

Phillips/Kuechly

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I didn't notice it when I rewatched the first half, I could always identify the four DL.

The first time they ran it was on the Texans first possession after they made a first down.

It was the play were CJ was chasing down Matt Schaub and he threw it away.

Video to follow for those of you in doubt.

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