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@@BigJayG wait hollon is your name Jaylen?

For real imagine if Wilfork and Ted Washington played in a 4-3 defense together. Everyone makes a big deal about edge rushers but if you have great interior D-linemen, the other team can’t run the ball and it frees up everyone else on defense. Nose tackles have always been underpaid (even back when teams ran the ball more and even more so now) - just sign two good nose tackles, have them play DT in a 4-3/4-2-5 defense and you’ll have an elite D.

@@kingcharlesparody the thing is wilfork was athletic enough to not just play NT. He was used as a 3tech DT in Miami sometimes & was athletic enough to get pressure on the Qb. If you have to big NT's playing a 4-3 defense & neither 1 cant create no type of pressure it's makes it obvious to the offense

@@Tone22845What happens if you DON’T double team the nose tackle in a 3-4 and he’s good? He’s gonna break through eventually, it don’t matter if it’s a run or a pass play. If you have two guys like that on the D-line who need to be double teamed and then blitz a linebacker, that LB is gonna be completely untouched.

@@kingcharlesparody if he's not a good pass rusher you don't have use a double team on the NT in passing situations especially if you have a decent interior lineman. Now guys like Albert Haynesworth, Vince Wilfork , Kris Jenkins & Kevin Williams has the size of a NT but also good pass rushers & can push the pocket. Not every NT can do that