Miami Dolphins Vic Fangio's Defense Explained! 

Yeah Wilkins in Ogbah at 3 tech. Love it. The real benefit to his defense isn't the change in the secondary but the Dline. Creating pressure while having 7 in coverage

Thats what I am concerned with. It's used all over so it will only be matter of time before it gets figured out

@@MannyOrejolaNot if it's disguised properly.

Back in the day, we called it 5-2 in the huddle and I played defensive end. But I was standing up, lined up on the outside eye of the last guy on the LOS. It was what they now call a 3-4 and I was functionally playing outside linebacker to include defending the pass in the flats. Of course, most of the time I looked and if no one was going on a route to my side, I just rushed the passer because that was more fun.

@@MannyOrejola I mean the point is to create hesitation in figuring out cause you can play anything out of it. It's about limiting the big playing and robbing quick hitting plays. Trying to make the offense attack middle of the clock plays and allow the Dline chance to win 1-v-1s. To beat it, you run teams into bringing an extra player down into the box.

Safety for me. Played corner in college but the nickel and in the box was by far more fun

Playing NT 40 pounds lighter and 3 inches smaller RB size in 8th grade were fun times

Love your football knowledge homie!

That was so frustrating, it was one and then other and other, never adjust.

@@patriciaalvareztostado8170 If I wasn’t balding already that game would’ve done it for me.

99% of this was boyer scheme

That was the same game they caught him staring at him and people made memes saying Flores called the plays the second half the season lol

Linebackers are scheme dependent, like, extremely so. That's why you see so many go to new teams and suck or suddenly get good. Besides, most of ours were going to be cap casualties anyways. But Holland will fit this scheme well. The real worry to me, is X. Despite how most people view last year, in my opinion he was still at an elite level, just asked to do more than any corner in the NFL is ever asked to do. "Go lock down elite recievers one on one with no help" while fucking injured no less. But he is a press man corner. Not even a man corner. A *press man* corner. No corner is better than him at press coverage, bump and run, etc.. This scheme will not give him that. It will however, keep his eyes forward and looking at the qb to allow him to make plays. Can he? Sure. Will he? Who knows. I see his future as boom or bust. Either he returns to form and gets ten picks, or he flames out and we sell him for spare change. My hope is its the former, or that if its the latter, we sell him for a good price. But I honestly don't have any idea.

I think the one that could do that is Brandon Jones, I think he isn't as good as deep safety he is good at bringing pressure to the QB, and in coverage I think we miss him a lot, and I want Holland to take a step forward, he could be a top 3 in the league, this season was good I was just expecting more, J Phillips, played better this year, steady grow is what I want.

The linebackers and secondary were garbage last year. Any positives is better than having x one on one and get beat constantly. Should trade x and byron if they can get anything for them

@@deathhimself1653 I think X has proved he’s more than adept in zone coverage, if he has a healthy season next year I do believe he’ll be lined up for a good one, definitely won’t be his best tho, and I really don’t know if the production will be worth the pay. I do think a re-shuffling of the secondary is in order. I really hate to say it but there’s definitely a move out there that sees us benefit from getting rid of X, and the earlier the better. The more I think about it the more I like the idea of Holland stepping up to interior LB, I think holland and Roberts would make a helluva duo. See Chubb move back to OLB with Baker (or Phillips, but Id rather see Phillips stick w the front 3) on the other side, and hopefully Tindall steps up this year to be a quality rotation piece with Riley in the middle. I actually wanna see Crossen start taking some reps at FS, the dude is a raw athlete, by far the fastest person in our secondary, and even tho he’s raw, especially at safety, with a little development he could be the perfect piece. If he does well there than Brandon Jones might prove to do really well at SS. I have no clue on what to do about Byron Jones, and unless we make some type of move, I would say the odds favor Kader ending up being the best corner on the team for the second season in a row.

@@YourDaddyismydaddy I think they will keep X one more year, Byron is out, after the number he put this season, but we need a FA safety, Cb, a very good LB, and we draft more Lb, Rb, Ol, and maybe CB or S to develop him, hoping that we found someone like Needham or Kohou With Te I don't know if McDaniel would bring a FA Te his ofense need a better blocker than Gesicki but that he could get more offensively than Smytie

Connor Williams is just fine at C.

He'll likely be nickel corner

I love him but he can not cover tight ends

I think Igbo is done, to many chances, this year was his chance, with Byron Jones out but Kader Kohou was the one that took that place

He is the CB coach why this could affect him? I honesty do know?

@Patricia Alvarez Tostado because Madison is not a fangio guy. Fangio will have full control of this defense and it's personal. Sma Madison could likely lose his job just because he wasn't chosen by vic

@@SteveOh30000 Ok, I hope they can work together, I like the job Sam and Pat did with some of the Cb, with all the injuries and they were still competitive, especially with Kader

@Patricia Alvarez Tostado idk about competitive, but Sam did what he could with what we had.

@@SteveOh30000 I know IO think did too much with what he have,

I also believe we gonna see wilkins play that Aaron Donald role so he can use his athletic abilities instead of fighting off guaranteed double teems

o both lol

Isn't his brother a freshman in colelge?

@@cablehogue599 he was in 2020.

Maybe I'm being harsh on McDaniel. I can't say he wasn't trying. Perhaps if he was just able to throw down the right rap as he displayed that most God awful, arrhythmic bounce during team stretching while in the middle of that dismal dead streak, the bruthas would have fuelled up on his.contagious dissemination of Yale bred street cred. "You hear what I'm sayin'?"

We had him healthy for basically 13 full games, lets not blame Armstead. I'm unhappy with our general free agent and front office strategy but he was the right guy. Armstead was a top three tackle in those games. Despite needing season ending surgery in week one and playing through it. Fucking legend, mad respect. The rest of the line, not so much. I felt we should have put more effort into it. Even without injuries, it was a bad unit. Which makes sense, the year prior we had the worst offensive line PFF ever graded, and by far the worst I've ever seen. We only upgraded two positions, Hunt was the only player who was worthy of even being a backup linemen on most teams, then guys get hurt and they were even worse. The problem is we're currently hurting for flexibility thanks to our strategy of F them picks. Cap situation leaves us little room to make cuts, draft situation is sparse, and we have other positions of need. (It's also just generally not a good O-line class from what I hear, though I've not dived into the prospects)

I agree. He's not a zone CB.