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Oh, you mean like right here? http://www.dallascowboysuniverse.com/showthread.php?8392-12-19-Gosselin-Chat&p=121891&viewfull=1#post121891

I listed what he did. 1. Rescued our economy from the brink of complete apocalypse. Actually has it on the upswing now. If you actually need more than that (that's huge) he killed Osama, ended the war in Iraq which will save us billions and keep our troops safe, got a health care bill passed...

Another classic :roythehammer post.

From my first three responses in the thread: The whole time we were contrasting the matchups and responsibilities of a 4-3 DE with a 3-4 OLB. I did miss it when bigboi switched to talking about who would block the 3-4 DE (thought we were still talking about the 4-3 DE) which led to some...

You know you've lost when you start breaking out youtube vids.

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Yes.

Or you could have just read the whole thread and got the idea instead of shooting your mouth off and looking dumb. There's a reason we have this icon. :roythehammer

The man just gets shit done. Nice to have that in the white house, after 8 years of inept management of a war Bush couldn't get us out of searching for a man he couldn't find. Obama got shit done, son.

The initial response was because I thought he was asking about the DE in a 4/3 and the OLB in a 3/4 because we were talking about their matchups against the offense. It's clarified better later. :roythehammer

I guess they just call them the Commander in Chief for no reason.

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Whatever. These are the facts. I know alot of people are biased towards Obama for whatever reason but you can't deny the results. He was dealt a raw hand coming off the worst presidency of all time and has had this country rebounding nicely.

No, the DE will mostly be the guard's responsibility unless the tackle is required to block down on a given play. In the running game it all depends on play design, defensive alignment and which gap the play is coming to. You have down blocks, reach blocks, trap blocks, stretch blocks, etc.

You're rarely going to have situations where the OT is blocking the DE (who lines up inside of or head up on him). The only instance would be on some sort of stretch block where the play is going away from the tackle (in which case the OLB is likely left unblocked) or a down block where the play...

lol dude how is that a troll? We were headed to economic apocalypse based on the policies of Bush and to be honest the last 20 or so years of deregulation in the financial industry. Things haven't returned to glory but who knows how much worse they would have gotten without the efforts of this...

I totally answered that. "The offensive tackle, almost exclusively, in both cases - at least for the weakside pass rusher in both schemes. The strongside rusher will get the OT as well, but is more prone to be taking on double teams because he is on the offense's strong-side." This just isn't...

Dude what? I mean if that's where you're coming from with this, if you're thinking Ware is matching up against backs and TEs for the most part, then I don't know where else to go with this convo. That's just not reality. The 3-4 OLBs are CONSTANTLY engaging the offensive tackles. That's pretty...

There isn't a 4-3 end in the league who lines up "head up" on a tackle any percent of the time, much less 75%. They're outside the tackle, with a DT inside of them either playing 3 or 5 technique. The ONLY difference for Ware would be having his hand on the ground, not dropping in coverage as...

Not at all. But in any defense, whether it is 43 or 34 your best pass rusher is going to play the weakside rush end spot. The matchups they are going to get are going to almost always be the same.