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I got into an argument with my brother about who's D-Line is better, the Falcon's, or the Viking's, of course, I think both are great, but the Falcon's looks like it's going to be real beast this year, so I decided I would make a thread about it to see what you all think, so, which D-Line is better and why??? I will post the players on the D-Lines below. Also I'm talking about which D-Line is better now, not in the future.
RE - John Abraham vs. Kenechi Udezi DT - Rod Coleman vs. Kevin Williams DT - Darryl Shropshire vs. Pat Williams LE - Patrick Kerney vs. Erasmus James |
Wow, definitely hard DK. Obviously, Minnesota has elite DTs, maybe the best pair in a given defense, especially for that Cover 2. But, with Abraham, Falcons ends have a lot of experience and are really really good. Hmmm, I need to think about this one...
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I'd think Babineaux is going to get a chance at the 2nd starting DT spot this season. I went with the Falcons on this.
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hmm... my view
RE - John Abraham > Kenechi Udeze UT - Rod Coleman = Kevin Williams NT - Darryl Shropshire <<< Pat Williams (but Shropshire has potential to make it equal) LE - Patrick Kerney >>> Erasmus James Atlanta in a close one. |
RE - John Abraham vs. Kenechi Udezi : Abraham
DT - Rod Coleman vs. Kevin Williams : Williams DT - Darryl Shropshire vs. Pat Williams : Williams LE - Patrick Kerney vs. Erasmus James : Kerney Its dead even for me. |
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LE - Kerney (70%)/Davis (30%) UT - Coleman(70%)/Babineaux(30%) NT - Shropshire(50%)/Lavalais(25%)/Lake(25%) RE - Abraham(70%)/Davis(15%)/Babineaux(15%) % is the amount of snaps they will get at that position. |
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but since i still love abe, i might give the edge to ATL |
The Falcons have the better DEs but the Vikings have the better DTs. If the Falcons had any type of NT, I would give it to them, but I'm gonna go with the Vikings. Kevin Williams is a top 3 DT and Pat is a monster inside. Udeze is rock solid and James is one of my favorite players from the '05 draft. Kerney and Abraham are a nasty duo though.
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Williams is not better than Coleman. Coleman is amazing against the pass and average against the run. where Williams is above average in both. now... the ratings I would give would be this:
Coleman - Pass:10 - Run:6 - OVR:8 Williams - Pass:8 - Run:8 - OVR:8 |
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I cannot with good conscience place the immensly talented but inconsistent Kevin Williams over a very very good Coleman. If Kevin Williams can play like 2004 for the rest of his career he is the best DT in the NFL. However, he hasn't proven he can. To be perfectly honest, I think the Viking's line has more talent on its side, but Udeze and James don't blow me away yet.
I'm gonna give this one to the Falcons. |
Atlanta better outside Vikings better inside.
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Also, JBond, I'm not a bad typer, I just think faster than I can type or write. I have a really bad problem when I write, I write the second letter of the word first or and start writing the next word in the middle of the current word if the letters are similar. |
Wasn't ATL one of the worst teams against the run last year. John Abraham improves the pass rush really. I don't see how ATL is running away with this, it should be neck and neck at least.
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Rod Coleman - Best in league at disrupting the backfield from the DT spot. He gets double-digit sacks!!!
Kevin Williams - Has been a Top 5 DT in the league but was inconsistent last year. ATL > MIN (not by much) NE > Both |
ATL by a hair.
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Minnesota simply because the Falcons line is strictly pass rushing, horrible against the run.
Plus Minnesota has some nice potential with 3 guys taken in the 1st round the last 4 years. |
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The Vikings interior line is much better especially against the run and they should open up some things for their ends. James and Udezi are very young players who still have to show their full potential. IF Udezi bounces back with a big year which I think he could and if James comes along and lives up to the hype then the Vikings could be looking at the best D-Line in football. The Falcons DE's are really good and Coleman is one of the best in football. They are proven players across the board and have fewer question marks with their line. I think ATL has the better of the two, but MIN could be right there in a few years and possibly even better than the Falcons if all goes well with their first round DE's. |
I think Abraham pushes ATL past MINN, but not by much. Vikes should be good against the run, but I anticipate Falcons laying heavy QB pressure with their front four.
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Atlanta puts up more sacks.
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