May 31, 20251 yr 1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:Look…just because somebody asks for a simple yes or no…instead of a much more in depth specific thoughtful answer….doesn’t really change much for me. In my mind the answer is the answer. My answer not faulty because oversimplified. Just faulting my opinion based on just how detailed and thoughtful my breakdown is.It’s not faulty. It is just talking to yourself.1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:I supplied my opinions to answer questions but that shouldn’t negate others from responding with their thoughts answering. As one poster said, "I’ll use this as a sleeping pill when I go to bed.”1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:Maybe similar…or totally opposite ... you getting my thoughts…supply yours too.I gave you my thoughts in my FYP reply.With that said, what I think is irrelevant. I have no power to make anything happen. It is all in the hands of others.Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference.
May 31, 20251 yr 1 hour ago, mattwill said:What Eagles games last season featured a five man D-Line?Vic Fangio's 5-man front allows for a versatile run defense with strong pass rush potential. It's particularly effective against zone-blocking schemes and allows for a variety of pressure looks, including blitzes and "safe" pressures Instant AI first answer to get you started here learning about our top D mind coach locked in for years.
May 31, 20251 yr 1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:Believe I bring value while I share.Have you gotten any feedback about whether that belief is shared by others.
May 31, 20251 yr The 5-man front enables the defense to set the edge and control the gaps, especially when using interior defensive linemen to 1.5-gap. AI quoted answer continuing. Really just referring to the 1.5 gap responsibility duties in a D scheme. Something Fangio known for arguably more than any other D mind in history. One gap penetrate basic 4-3 Dline philosophy.Two gap responsibility of a 3-4 basic philosophy letting LB roam free to make plays.Oversimplified…but really super basic understanding applies.
May 31, 20251 yr Penny" or 5-1:This specific front arrangement can be used in any situation, with 5 defensive linemen on the line of scrimmage and 1 linebackerExample specific D Fangio has used
May 31, 20251 yr 1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:Vic Fangio's 5-man front allows for a versatile run defense with strong pass rush potential. It's particularly effective against zone-blocking schemes and allows for a variety of pressure looks, including blitzes and "safe" pressuresInstant AI first answer to get you started here learning about our top D mind coach locked in for years.What question did you ask to get that answer?I asked it "What is Vic Fangio’s "base” defense?” And got the followingVic Fangio's "base" defense is often a 3-4 scheme, meaning it primarily uses three defensive linemen and four linebackers in its base, standard alignment. However, this is not a static setup, and Fangio's schemes are known for their flexibility, incorporating various personnel groupings and coverage
May 31, 20251 yr The defensive line typically controls 1.5-gaps, while the edge rushers set the edge and contain. Further AI continued answer
May 31, 20251 yr The defensive line typically controls 1.5-gaps, while the edge rushers set the edge and contain. Further AI continued answer
May 31, 20251 yr 2 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:The 5-man front enables the defense to set the edge and control the gaps, especially when using interior defensive linemen to 1.5-gap. AI quoted answer continuing.Really just referring to the 1.5 gap responsibility duties in a D scheme. Something Fangio known for arguably more than any other D mind in history. One gap penetrate basic 4-3 Dline philosophy.Two gap responsibility of a 3-4 basic philosophy letting LB roam free to make plays.Oversimplified…but really super basic understanding applies.Who were the players in the Fangio 5-man front this past season?
May 31, 20251 yr Five man front disguise and confusion. Blitz Baun or Dean and drop a player on the line.
May 31, 20251 yr Just now, cunninghamtheman said:Five man front disguise and confusion. Blitz Baun or Dean and drop a player on the line.This I remember he did with success
May 31, 20251 yr 2 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:Penny" or 5-1:This specific front arrangement can be used in any situation, with 5 defensive linemen on the line of scrimmage and 1 linebackerExample specific D Fangio has usedHow often do you APPROXIMATE the Penny scheme was used by Fangio in all 21 games this past season? More or less than 25?
May 31, 20251 yr 1 hour ago, mattwill said:Dig up the articles. I look forward to reading them.Given the personnel Fangio had last season, he barely had five D-Linemen … the four active DTs plus BG and Sweat.It’s all out there dude. Throwing plenty right at you. Fangio is literally the first name comes to mind surrounding using five man fronts in today’s game. Was the biggest talking point with fans scheme wise about the D going into last season. You know…some years it was all Wide Nine talk..and so on.
May 31, 20251 yr Author 3 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:The 5-man front enables the defense to set the edge and control the gaps, especially when using interior defensive linemen to 1.5-gap. AI quoted answer continuing.Really just referring to the 1.5 gap responsibility duties in a D scheme. Something Fangio known for arguably more than any other D mind in history. One gap penetrate basic 4-3 Dline philosophy.Two gap responsibility of a 3-4 basic philosophy letting LB roam free to make plays.Oversimplified…but really super basic understanding applies.IDK actually it's more of the Penny which I talked about earlier the 3/3/5 where you can choose to rush the QB or fall back into coverage(DE/OLB) or a mixture of 4 or 5 rushers as the case may be
May 31, 20251 yr 1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:This I remember he did with successWith a 4-man front … 4-2-5 to be able to combat the opposition’s deployment of receivers.It was often a 3-3-5 when Nolan Smith was on the field for his snaps.
May 31, 20251 yr Fangio has used it so much throughout his career. He used it more than just a couple of times just last season. Five Man front he ran…a little to easy to have seen and missed did me to really need to go all out in proof. Give me some levels of credit…or just look into yourself practically at all. We use it.
May 31, 20251 yr Sorry…I’m trying to step by step reply tj posts. Some took extensive answers. No Mas twisting my words I didn’t even say just to try and tear me down I chose to respond to. What I didn’t even say? Actually still could have applied anyway. Which I detailed.
May 31, 20251 yr 1 hour ago, mattwill said:Dig up the articles. I look forward to reading them.Given the personnel Fangio had last season, he barely had five D-Linemen … the four active DTs plus BG and Sweat.We had a stacked Dline. Not sure how you really slighting that group. Only real question was surrounding having an elite pass rusher.
May 31, 20251 yr 1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:It’s all out there dude. Throwing plenty right at you. Fangio is literally the first name comes to mind surrounding using five man fronts in today’s game. Was the biggest talking point with fans scheme wise about the D going into last season. You know…some years it was all Wide Nine talk..and so on.Take your theoretical concepts and bring them into reality. What names filled out that 5-man front. Fangio only had three DEs to start the season, Sweat, BG, and Huff. By the end of the season he only had one … Sweat. So who was in the 5-man front? BG and Sweat as the DEs and Carter, Davis and Williams as the DTs? Or Carter, Williams, and Ojomo as the DTs?
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May 31, 20251 yr 1 hour ago, mattwill said:What Eagles games last season featured a five man D-Line?Few tricks disguising but easiest most basic use was run D. Get Jordan Davis out there at Nose.
May 31, 20251 yr Author 6 minutes ago, mattwill said:With a 4-man front … 4-2-5 to be able to combat the opposition’s deployment of receivers.It was often a 3-3-5 when Nolan Sith was on the field for his snaps.Right, the Penny
May 31, 20251 yr 1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:We had a stacked Dline. Not sure how you really slighting that group. Only real question was surrounding having an elite pass rusher.Not slighting them at all. In fact heaping praise on them for getting done with four what other teams needed five to accomplish.
May 31, 20251 yr 1 hour ago, GreenbleedinNC said:Which "bad opinion" are you referring to? and what does your response have to do with this post?The one I exactly quoted it as a response to. Think there easily could he quality options to take advantage of after cuts are made or leading to a trade. Then pointed out how an injury or two in TC or training camp creates a need not previously believed existed. Any player not in shape or underperforming. Like all the things in such a variety of ways seems to happen every season. But…also could be not needed and don’t make a move. That option is also a possibility.
May 31, 20251 yr 1 hour ago, GreenbleedinNC said:Both sides must be covered LOLThoughtful full knowledgable evaluation that really proved to be very accurate right from the get go. I formed that evaluation when he was considered an early second rounder even.
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