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Romeo Finley was a good player but he was limited to one side of the field. Two things can be true... he can be one of our “best” players on defense but still be invisible majority of the game. 1 INT, 3 PBU, 54 tackles is solid but not enough to get drafted when that’s your best Year in your...

I like the 4-2-5 and the 3-3-5 hybrid that teams like LSU run. But I don’t like the striker position bc it’s just a bigger nickel. I feel that Chase Smith is the perfect type of athlete for a hybrid position but just being restricted to nickel is going to limit his impact on this team.

No i was just pointing out that teams expose the striker position in the same way both In run and pass. It was nothing about Keontra Smith as a talent but he is a safety not a nickel corner... that shouldn’t be their primary assignment. The striker should be a combo of a rover and nickel, not...

Finley was a bright spot that went undrafted.. he had a solid Senior year in comparison to the rest of his career but he was invisible more times than not.

Amari isn’t a striker and never was one. That comment about LBers lining up in the striker was exaggerating my point about how it takes players out of their element and takes away the impact they have on a defense. Although McCloud was the original striker in this defense. Romeo Finley was...

All of those teams hybrid position is much better than the striker.. Miami has the only hybrid with LBers in man coverage in the slot every time. They are invisible if the play doesn’t go to the slot receiver or If they’re not blitzing. Those other teams don’t have their hybrids so strict to...

I don’t know one Cfb team that has a version of the striker... they have a hybrid position on their defense but it’s not like the striker.

Great commit but I don’t like the “being recruited as a striker” part. I personally feel like the striker position is the one hybrid position in college that doesnt make the talent stand out and it limits your impact but also it’s just weird to identify a recruit as a “striker” instead of an...

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