rape stand Posted August 27, 2007 Share Posted August 27, 2007 My IDP league requires one DT, two DEs, two LBs, one CB and one S Most IDP rankings I have seen only list DLs, and these naturally focus on DEs who are bigger point producers. So which are the DTs to go after? My league lists some 3-4 DEs as DTs, should I go after these guys, or are 4-3 DTs a better bet. thanks! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
coolnerd Posted August 28, 2007 Share Posted August 28, 2007 DT are pretty unpredictable because very few are consistent at tackles and/pr sacks. Look for guys who are in a 4-3 and described as under tackle, 3 technigue or pentrator. Names (some are just darn good versus under tackles) Kevin Williams Cory Redding Kelly Gregg Vonnie Holliday Rod coleman (if healthy) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jene Bramel Posted August 28, 2007 Share Posted August 28, 2007 Repost from another thread from July. Because so many teams rotate their defensive tackles, it's hard to reliably project DTs. I tend to put these guys into tiers in no particular order for the most part. Two way tackle, sack/big play potential Cory Redding John Henderson Vonnie Holliday Kevin Carter Warren Sapp (risky) Solid, but not sexy all-around players Kelly Gregg Kevin Williams (capable of first group production) Brian Young Fred Robbins Barry Cofield Vince Wilfork Marcus Tubbs Nice 2007 upside Darnell Dockett (could stay designated as DT but get some 3-4 DE snaps) John McCargo (should get a lot of snaps as Buffalo's 3-tech) Domata Peko (now starting; 21 tackles and 3 sacks in limited time last year) Turk McBride (will get DE snaps early, then 3-tech after) Adam Carriker (unless he gets mostly NT snaps) Careful of the hype Tommie Harris (nice run of sacks, but not really a boxscore guy) Tommy Kelly (late word has him rotating more than previously expected) Could be good if healthy Rod Coleman (watch Babineaux if he isn't) Marcus Stroud Cornelius Griffin Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rape stand Posted August 28, 2007 Author Share Posted August 28, 2007 That is totally helpful. Any word on Jamal Williams of San Diego?Repost from another thread from July.Because so many teams rotate their defensive tackles, it's hard to reliably project DTs. I tend to put these guys into tiers in no particular order for the most part.Two way tackle, sack/big play potentialCory ReddingJohn HendersonVonnie HollidayKevin CarterWarren Sapp (risky)Solid, but not sexy all-around playersKelly GreggKevin Williams (capable of first group production)Brian YoungFred RobbinsBarry CofieldVince WilforkMarcus TubbsNice 2007 upsideDarnell Dockett (could stay designated as DT but get some 3-4 DE snaps)John McCargo (should get a lot of snaps as Buffalo's 3-tech)Domata Peko (now starting; 21 tackles and 3 sacks in limited time last year)Turk McBride (will get DE snaps early, then 3-tech after)Adam Carriker (unless he gets mostly NT snaps)Careful of the hypeTommie Harris (nice run of sacks, but not really a boxscore guy)Tommy Kelly (late word has him rotating more than previously expected)Could be good if healthyRod Coleman (watch Babineaux if he isn't)Marcus StroudCornelius Griffin Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jene Bramel Posted August 28, 2007 Share Posted August 28, 2007 Any word on Jamal Williams of San Diego?He probably belongs in the solid, not sexy group. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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