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Originally Posted by "12purplepride28" #1101522
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Originally Posted by "Marrdro" #1101451
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Originally Posted by "12purplepride28" #1101301
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Originally Posted by "kevoncox" #1101286
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Originally Posted by "i_bleed_purple" #1101240
Are you telling me the flanker doesn't line up on the outside of the formation?
Drop the technical terms, it's getting old. We know you like to appear more educated in the game then anybody else by referring to receivers by the Y/Z who run 4 routes and 7 routes and 0 tech DT's, we all get it, we just choose not to play along.
Like you say, it's a "Discussion site". If I want to call a flanker an outside receiver (which he is), I damn well will.
Different people call things differently. I don't think you should be so quick to assume he was trying to purposely skirt the issue. Lighten up man.
I believe this is the important part of the post.
Nope Bleed and Caine are always hacking on me for not being factual with my discussion points.
Now, when I do it he starts with the "I'm trying to be smarter than everyone" crap.
He can't have it both ways. Either he wants me to play his game or not. Truth of the matter is, one way is just as fun as the other cause he gives me so much material to work with.
It just seems very "holier than thou" to post all that crap. I don't mind it so much but I don't understand all the terms and I'm fine with that, I still understand what's going on in the game fine and I have a huge passion for the Vikings and NFL. But when you post 0 tech NT and all that crap it just gets annoying.
an FYI, the 0/1/3/5 tech has to do with how the player lines up on the DL and what hole they attack.
Visual on the holes:
------5---3----1--0-1----3----5----7
------LT---LG---C---RG---RT---TE
a little more in depth, you can use the 2/4/6 technique as well, which specifies what shoulder of the OL you line up on, but for matter of simplicity, we'll stay with the odd numbers and holes in general.
0 "hole" is directly above the center. playing the zero technique involves a NT simply plowing into the C head on, trying to plug up both "1 gaps (also known as an A gap)"
And as you can probably figure out, a 1(a) gap is lining up between the C and G, the 3(b) gap is lining up between the G and T, the 5(c) gap is outside the T, and the 7(d) gap is outside the TE.
really all you need to know to understand the 0/1/3 technique lingo.
So now, when discussing DT's, you can talk about how we need a 0/1 tech warpig, and come across nearly as impressive as Marrdro.