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maltliquor84 · 01-19-2013, 11:15 PM

I moved Seattle from Power Run/4-3 to Spread/Base 3-4

Surprisingly the personal on the roster was pretty easy to switch over. Bruce Irvin make an excellent pass rushing ROLB for 3rd down situations and Allen Branch has NT written all over him w/ his 335lbs, 95 str and high 80s blk shrd and prst. The rest of the personal on defense don't need much changing outside of replacing guys like Jason Jones and Chris Clemons with bigger, stronger versions to play DE in the 3-4. Red Bryant on the other hand was almost born to play in that system.

For the most part after 1-2 years of good drafting and shrewd FA pickups you will have an excellent 3-4.

Offense was pretty easy since Wilson is lights out, Baldwin and Tate are perfect number 2 and 3 receivers and Zach Miller is a good receiving tight end. Big problems and Lynch and Rice.

Lynch isn't dynamic enough to run a good spread running game with, at least in my opinion. I traded him and a couple draft picks for CJ Spiller. I wanted the back who was a legit homerun hitter and could lineup at WR if I asked him too. And Robert Turbin is an excellent short yardage back and a better receiver than Lynch ever could have hoped to be.

In year 2 I released Sidney Rice and signed FA wideout Mike Wallace. With his ability to stretch the field I felt this was a pretty good offense.

01-19-2013, 11:15 PM	#1
maltliquor84 Rookie OVR: 1 Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: tumwater, wa	Do you guys ever completely change the dynamic of your team during CCM? I moved Seattle from Power Run/4-3 to Spread/Base 3-4 Surprisingly the personal on the roster was pretty easy to switch over. Bruce Irvin make an excellent pass rushing ROLB for 3rd down situations and Allen Branch has NT written all over him w/ his 335lbs, 95 str and high 80s blk shrd and prst. The rest of the personal on defense don't need much changing outside of replacing guys like Jason Jones and Chris Clemons with bigger, stronger versions to play DE in the 3-4. Red Bryant on the other hand was almost born to play in that system. For the most part after 1-2 years of good drafting and shrewd FA pickups you will have an excellent 3-4. Offense was pretty easy since Wilson is lights out, Baldwin and Tate are perfect number 2 and 3 receivers and Zach Miller is a good receiving tight end. Big problems and Lynch and Rice. Lynch isn't dynamic enough to run a good spread running game with, at least in my opinion. I traded him and a couple draft picks for CJ Spiller. I wanted the back who was a legit homerun hitter and could lineup at WR if I asked him too. And Robert Turbin is an excellent short yardage back and a better receiver than Lynch ever could have hoped to be. In year 2 I released Sidney Rice and signed FA wideout Mike Wallace. With his ability to stretch the field I felt this was a pretty good offense.