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While I believe Doom will still be effective as a pass rusher, I do have concerns about his ability to stop the run. Even as a pass rusher, he hasn't historically done as well at DE as he did in 09 as an OLB. I truly believe we are hamstringing him somewhat by moving back to a 4-3.
Don't get me wrong, I still expect Doom to have some sacks this year, I just don't expect the numbers to be at the level they were in 09 when he was playing the OLB in a 3-4. We will see what happens, I'd certainly love to eat crow on this one!
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Originally posted by broncos SB2010 View Posttrue, but you did say Fox has a history of using undersized DEs and used Brown as an example. That isn't really true unless you count on ST and in a rotation with very limited playing time.
Doom>>>>> Brown
So I think you will see Fox utilize Doom in the same ways, just more frequently.
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Originally posted by THEdraftnik View PostMy post didnt say he was.
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Originally posted by broncos SB2010 View PostBrown has 3 starts in 2 years. Not really a huge part of the defense.
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Originally posted by THEdraftnik View PostI was thinking of Everette Brown, who is only slighty bigger than Doom.
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Originally posted by SoundsOfSuccess View PostYou just named 3 out of 30 DEs who are huge. I'll even give you Greg Hardy.
2/6 of his current DEs are not average height guys.
Carolina's current DEs
Brayton..6-6, 280..45 starts in 3 years with panthers...current starter
Everette Brown..6-1, 256 3 starts in 2 years
Hardy..6-4, 277...0 starts as a rookie but outplayed Brown with less playing time
Johnson..6-2, 275...20 starts in 4 years..current starter
Hilee Taylor...6-2, 250..0 starts, not on 2010 roster
Norwood is an OLB, not a DE. In reality they only had 4 DEs on their roster and only 1 of them was under 275 and only 1 was under 6-2.
Since 2005 the only other DEs to start are:
Kindal Moorehead in 2007, 6-2, 287, 1 start
Al wallace in 2006, 6-5, 275, 1 start and 2 starts in 2005
Tell me how how much Fox likes the shorter, smaller DEs.Last edited by broncos SB2010; 04-13-2011, 06:06 PM.
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Originally posted by SoundsOfSuccess View PostYou just named 3 out of 30 DEs who are huge. I'll even give you Greg Hardy.
2/6 of his current DEs are not average height guys.
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Originally posted by broncos SB2010 View PostFox has no NFL history, that I am aware of, starting undersized DEs. His DE have always been 6-5, 275+. Peppers, Brayton, Rucker, and this past year Johnson (who is the smallest at 6-2, 275), were Fox' starting DE his whole time in Carolina baring injury.
2/6 of his current DEs are not average height guys.
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Originally posted by broncos SB2010 View PostFox has no NFL history, that I am aware of, starting undersized DEs. His DE have always been 6-5, 275+. Peppers, Brayton, Rucker, and this past year Johnson (who is the smallest at 6-2, 275), were Fox' starting DE his whole time in Carolina baring injury.
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Originally posted by THEdraftnik View PostWelcome.
I would have to say, that I am scared of Doom potentially starting at 1 end, and having a rookie next to him. But IF we draft Dareus, it should help even things out for Doom and he wont be manhandled on every play.
Fox has used mammoth defensive tackles and undersized defensive ends before. So I think what will end up happening, is a combo of Vickerson and some other 320 pound defensive tackle. Vickerson would likely baloon up to around 330. That way, both Vick and the rook will draw double teams and Doom will get a single. Ayers has already proved very capable against the run, so he definently isnt a problem at strong side defensive end.
Just my :2cents:
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Originally posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor View PostWelcome to the boards!
Von Miller is 3 inches taller than Elvis and has a much leaner build. He would get absolutely destroyed at DE, IMO.
Elvis was close to 260 when he played DE. Miller is probably his heaviest at 245. I could see him bulking up to 250 in the pros, but still, he doesn't have the squatty build or low center of gravity that Elvis has.
anyway, good discussion...
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Originally posted by ironfootball39 View PostHi all! This is my first post so I will try my best not to sound like a newbie.
This has probably been brought up before but I did not see it so I made an account to share my opinion. A lot of people have said that von miller would be too small for a 4-3 de but what about doom? Is anybody worried about his production like I am? He excelled at that farther out 3-4 olb location. In a more interior role I would think his size would not allow him to be as efficient.
I agree that we need to get beefed up on the dl if we switch but does that mean doom too? Is coverage packages or 4-3 under/over enough to utilize him. Do we need to get larger like seymore or other larger de's in the 4-3 system.
Well first one like I said and its on a thunderbolt in my stockroom. Excuse grammatical errors.
Go Broncos!
I would have to say, that I am scared of Doom potentially starting at 1 end, and having a rookie next to him. But IF we draft Dareus, it should help even things out for Doom and he wont be manhandled on every play.
Fox has used mammoth defensive tackles and undersized defensive ends before. So I think what will end up happening, is a combo of Vickerson and some other 320 pound defensive tackle. Vickerson would likely baloon up to around 330. That way, both Vick and the rook will draw double teams and Doom will get a single. Ayers has already proved very capable against the run, so he definently isnt a problem at strong side defensive end.
Just my :2cents:
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Welcome to the boards!
Von Miller is 3 inches taller than Elvis and has a much leaner build. He would get absolutely destroyed at DE, IMO.
Elvis was close to 260 when he played DE. Miller is probably his heaviest at 245. I could see him bulking up to 250 in the pros, but still, he doesn't have the squatty build or low center of gravity that Elvis has.
anyway, good discussion...
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Originally posted by ironfootball39 View PostHi all! This is my first post so I will try my best not to sound like a newbie.
This has probably been brought up before but I did not see it so I made an account to share my opinion. A lot of people have said that von miller would be too small for a 4-3 de but what about doom? Is anybody worried about his production like I am? He excelled at that farther out 3-4 olb location. In a more interior role I would think his size would not allow him to be as efficient.
I agree that we need to get beefed up on the dl if we switch but does that mean doom too? Is coverage packages or 4-3 under/over enough to utilize him. Do we need to get larger like seymore or other larger de's in the 4-3 system.
Well first one like I said and its on a thunderbolt in my stockroom. Excuse grammatical errors.
Go Broncos!
As some have already posted, this is a heated debate topic around here and both sides have their ardent supporters. I am one of the people who think that DOOM is over rated as a 4-3 DE and really only had 1 decent year (2007) in that position. He gets pressure on the QB but is below average in almost every other aspect of the position. I still believe his best role would be as a situational pass rusher and getting a better all around DE to come in and start. I think Kerrigan or Quinn would be good options to try and upgrade that position.
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