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Rex Ryan spent 10 years coaching at the college level, and actually wrote a book about defense in football
"Coaching Footbl 46 Defense (The Art & Science of Coaching Series)" by Rex Ryan.
http://www.amazon.com/Coaching-Footbl-Defense-Art-Science/dp/1585182346/
Chapter 9 is titled, "Defending the option." I have Tebow and Palmer, and I'm going with Palmer.
It's a HUGE philosophy change for either him or Fox if he comes here.
Rex runs a 3-4... and is a freaking expert on the defense that requires a LB overload... he wrote a dang book on it.
http://www.amazon.com/Coaching-Footballs-Defense-Science-Series/dp/1585182346
Fox likes a straight man-to-man cover 3 with 4 rushers. Nothing too exotic.
For the record, though, or front 7 is BUILT for a 3-4.
DE's: Wolfe, Jackson, Unrein... all tweeners that are a little big for DE's but a little light for DT's. A.K.A. perfect for the 3-4
DT's: Knighton is a textbook 0 technique. At close to four bills, his whole game is plugging up the middle, and he can do it from an technique... including a 0. Sly Williams could be great in pass rushing situations.
MLB's- Trevathan, Marshall, Irving, and McCray are all similar... a little light in the britches to be that mean S.O.B in the middle. But as an ILB... they share that duty with another one of the group. Speed kills, which they all have.
OLB's- We would instantly have the most feared pass rush in the league. On one side is Von Miller... a guy that needs no help in the pass rush game, now coming from a further spot and possibly avoiding the tackle's initial punch. He would have an improvement like Dumervil did when we went to a 3-4 with McDaniels. And Ware needs no introduction to the 3-4.