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[kornwhyser]

Quote: Originally Posted by R0M0mentum09

Another big one is Nnamdi on 95% of his snaps plays the left side of the field (meaning he should be the #2 corner on the DC behind Asante).

Actually, Nnamdi has always played as the RCB in Oakland. However, in Philadelphia, him, Asante and DRC will be switching positions. So Nnamdi could line up in the LCB, RCB, maybe the slot CB or possibly even as a Safety. Same goes for the other two CBs.

[pbr_201]

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[Find the Door]

Quote: Originally Posted by kornwhyser

Actually, Nnamdi has always played as the RCB in Oakland. However, in Philadelphia, him, Asante and DRC will be switching positions. So Nnamdi could line up in the LCB, RCB, maybe the slot CB or possibly even as a Safety. Same goes for the other two CBs.

That's entirely untrue. . .

Link: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/3...is-just-a-hoax

"Nnamdi only plays one side of the field. Specifically, he plays the defensive right exclusively. This gives him a huge advantage.

Most of the NFLs' QBs are right-handed. So Nnamdi is almost always on the QBs blind side.

Defenses also tend to put the best pass-rusher on the defensive right, the QBs blind side. Because of this the QB is often flushed to the defensive left, away from Nnamdi.

Right handed QBs are also far more comfortable rolling out to the their right, the defensive left, and throwing to their right. Again away from Nnamdi."

[kornwhyser]

Quote: Originally Posted by Find the Door

That's entirely untrue. . . "Nnamdi only plays one side of the field. Specifically, he plays the defensive right exclusively. This gives him a huge advantage. Most of the NFLs' QBs are right-handed. So Nnamdi is almost always on the QBs blind side. Defenses also tend to put the best pass-rusher on the defensive right, the QBs blind side. Because of this the QB is often flushed to the defensive left, away from Nnamdi. Right handed QBs are also far more comfortable rolling out to the their right, the defensive left, and throwing to their right. Again away from Nnamdi."

That's all correct and whatnot, but again, he still has played the RCB position for majority of his career in Oakland. Meaning that if you're on the defensive side of the ball and look to your right, Nnamdi will more than likely be in that spot. However, none of it really matters that much anymore because as I stated in my previous post, him, Asante and DRC will be rotating positions throughout games. e.g. Nnamdi in the slot, DRC in the LCB position and Asante in the right.

[SuperNoVa27]

I scrolled through really quickly and I don't see anything different from the Madden game...