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I don't disagree with that. We are a very vanilla defense. I know for a fact that I run more stuff on the high school level. LOL

Depending on the offense's formation, our Striker has to sometimes play close to the line-of-scrimmage and get involved in the run game. Couch can't do that on a regular basis. I don't care how scrappy he is, physics are still physics. With the way we use our Striker, that kid has to be...

How many offense use in-line TE's today? Our Striker took over the strong-side OLB spot.

The Striker lines up to the strong side.

Tell us how you'd like that position used instead.

1. That's a scheme/alignment problem, not a Striker problem. The Striker always lines-up inside the #2 receiver. He takes away any inside routes and provides additional run support. 2. The Striker does do those things. Our Striker blitzes, provides run support, covers inside routes, covers the...

The Striker is a strong-side apex defender. Every defense in football has a strong-side apex defender. Some call it the Rover, some call it the Stud, some call it the Star...we call it a Striker. What's the difference between a Rover and a Striker?

Hey @KrazyCane

The structure of the defense, I don't mind. It's the principles within the defense that I hate.

I think this gets in line with the long list of dumb **** this guy has said.

You have no idea what the Striker even does, dude.

Soooo by Rover you mean...THE STRIKER?