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 Posted: Sat 20:43, 16 Oct 2010 Post subject: and Greer able to play one-on-one on the outside |
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Fantasy Football Notes From Minnesota Vikings-New Orleans Saints Game
New Orleans’ cornerbacks are legit
New Orleans plays a style of pass defense not much different to what Rex Ryan’s New York Jets does. The Saints blitz from all areas on most passing downs, and they do it because they have one of the most underrated cornerback tandems in the NFL.
Super Bowl hero [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] and veteran Jabari Greer have a tough time staying on the field together—each missed multiple games in 2009—but they have an easier time locking up opposing receivers in man-to-man coverage. And this tag team put a hurting on Minnesota’s receivers that the Fabulous Freebirds would have been proud of.
This dynamic duo held greyhound Harvin to just one catch for 12 yards and Berrian to only one catch for three yards. In fact, no Minnesota wideout caught more than one pass. Room to roam in the secondary was harder to find than Jennifer Aniston hit movies.
With [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] and Greer able to play one-on-one on the outside, defensive coordinator Gregg Williams can afford to send extra linebackers, safeties, and waterboys at quarterbacks. If [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] and Greer can stay on the field together for close to 16 games,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the Saints will have one of the better defenses to have in fantasy football
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