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Are you saying that this year you think instead of bringing in another corner they will keep the three LB on the field and shift say Collins out to that third corner spot and play zone

May 19, 2015 by Mike Dussault

In spots, yes. And it doesn’t have to be Collins, I think more significantly it’s Mayo because there wasn’t another linebacker who could run like him after he went down. Assuming full health this year, I’d predict the sub/regular numbers will shift down closer to what they were the last few years – regular 60-65% of the time.

It’s not a coincidence that the last two seasons when Mayo went down they’ve gone to their sub defense the most.

Still, when it comes down to an obvious passing situation I think they’ll probably pull Hightower most often for the extra DB, though he could have an additional role as a sub-rusher in some spots.

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