No Fly Zone 2.0
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Right...buzz kill. Just saying, it’s nice to read articles Like this about our personnel and hopefully they can live up to Denver’s bar of Defense.
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Oh yeah...we still have CHJ in the Broncos secondary...from the no fly zone and one of the best CBs to wear the orange and blue...but we will let him continue to earn things...
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Originally posted by Shiz View PostOh yeah...we still have CHJ in the Broncos secondary...from the no fly zone and one of the best CBs to wear the orange and blue...but we will let him continue to earn things...What's the difference between ignorance and apathy?
I don't know and I don't care
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Originally posted by EddieMac View PostI say let them earn their way to a nickname...right now it’s the Broncos secondary....What's the difference between ignorance and apathy?
I don't know and I don't care
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Originally posted by Shiz View PostOh yeah...we still have CHJ in the Broncos secondary...from the no fly zone and one of the best CBs to wear the orange and blue...but we will let him continue to earn things...
How about not him... but them? The whole secondary... they need to earn that respect as a group. we all know he has individually..sigpic
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A lot will have to rely on Fangio's scheme confusing the QB. He runs a different defensive scheme than Wade Phillips did, who relied man coverage and pass rushing to get to the QB. From everything that I've seen, the Dline will need to step up much more so than in the pastSuperbowl 50 Champions!
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Originally posted by TheAsianPA View PostA lot will have to rely on Fangio's scheme confusing the QB. He runs a different defensive scheme than Wade Phillips did, who relied man coverage and pass rushing to get to the QB. From everything that I've seen, the Dline will need to step up much more so than in the past
Because we were playing man, and offenses knew we were playing man, the D-Line had to apply more pressure quickly. The reason Von got called for so many off-sides last year was because he was trying to overcompensate for our archaic coverage schemes.
With all of the disguised looks and match-zone concepts that Fangio deploys QBs are going to have to spend another second or so dissecting the coverage which should lead to more sacks, and throws under pressure.
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I also think there's a good chance that we're a top 5 defense this year.
We have incredible depth and talent on the defensive side of the ball. Now that we have a coach that demands accountability, and runs some of the most advanced schemes, we should be back to the level of defense we're accustomed to.
I also expect Chicago to regress on the defensive side of the ball this year now that Fangio is gone.
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Originally posted by Jonny_Quest View PostI also think there's a good chance that we're a top 5 defense this year.
We have incredible depth and talent on the defensive side of the ball. Now that we have a coach that demands accountability, and runs some of the most advanced schemes, we should be back to the level of defense we're accustomed to.
I also expect Chicago to regress on the defensive side of the ball this year now that Fangio is gone.
I agree with you 100 % !!
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The No Fly Zone is dead. It was a historically good D, but much like the other historically great D's the nickname is in reference to a period in time, not a catchall for all Broncos defenses.
Add to that from everything I've read the D is much more about 6-7 guys defending rather than just the DBs.
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