Man is even worse IMO.Using zone against Hill, Waddle, Gesicki, and Wilson? Not to mention some pretty good receiving RBs w/ speed out of the backfield.
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Yup. I'm taking Duper / Clayton numbers and playmaking.... Hill, Waddle, and Gesicki... Wow! And Ced Wilson may be dynamic as well.Waddle's going to absolutely feast this year.
I doubt we will be seeing too much man coverage, so Im not sure Waddle will be facing these guys 1v1 as much as we would like.
I've very curious how teams defended KC that previous 2 years. I think that really tells you what to expect defensive-wise against Miami.
Expect LOTS of 2 high and quarters!
The real "potential" winners are going to be your 3 reciever in Wilson and your TE in Gesicki exploting the honey spot and those seams.
Man is even worse IMO.
Yes, a zone has soft spots but man is meant to be played when your corner talent can match the WR talent OR if you have very good safety play.
Zone would result in more completions quite possibly but a much lower chance of allowing a massive play.
There's no way on Earth I'm trusting my coverage guys enough to man up across the board, it's asking for big plays.
I'd also say Tua hasn't shown good pre snap recognition and zone is more likely to throw him off than easy man reads .
If we can get hill, waddle and gesicki clicking then we're gonna see a mix of mixed coverages with a 3 man rush like the bengals played against kc in the pos and cover 0 style blitzes basically because we made them popular. defenses are going to try and play two on top AND double team hill at the same time, lol. if we can make teams that man-blitz on their way to stopping the run pay then our ol will start seeing lots of 3 man rushes with soft zones which should really help our ol and our running game.
Folks gonna be afraid , very very afraid