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cool_hand_luke
On the Td, Carr does good job adapting to the Rams defense. Rams show 2 high safeties presnap and shift to single high, middle of the field closed postsnap.
Carr immediately looks to his left, where the deep safety is moving away from to cover the middle of the field. This is the correct read. With the high safety moving away from the wr, Carr now has a one on one deep. He takes a shot.
Durant, the cb, is in a great position but the WR makes a good play on the ball or interference, whatever. I don't think there is much to learn from this play--it was defended well, but the Saints get to play the game too. Morale of the story if you want to give the cbs help deep don't play single high.
I think you are right on that one ... Johnson helped the slot guy who was running the post. Saints ran 989, go-post-go and can only cap the most dangerous. Durant was in a physical mismatch --- a bigger guy may good play on the ball, pushing off a little bit
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The one that is the one I wonder about is the one that Spoon gave up --- the one that looks like 3-buzz or maybe even Cover-6, but the question in either case
the decision Fuller made to double the top receiver ... maybe he was asked to turn to Kendrick's guy no matter what, whenever he was in the game
Spoon looked frustrated and I am just curious as to why
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