A three-safety package would allow the Browns to maximize their strengths while minimizing potential weaknesses. The modern game is about flexibility, and Cleveland may be uniquely positioned to embrace it. https://l.cleveland.com/l24xdl
"Are the Browns set up to feature one of the most dangerous defensive schemes in the NFL? Cleveland.com film analyst Lance Reislin sees a growing trend of bigger, faster, more versatile defenses built around safeties and says the Browns may now have the personnel to pull off a three safety structure. One idea is a three safety package with Ronnie Hickman, Grant Delpit, and rookie Emmanuel McNeil-Warren. Why does that matter? Because it lets Cleveland hide what it's doing before the snap. It might look like zone, then suddenly it becomes man coverage, a blitz, or a bracket on a slot receiver. With Denzel Ward and Tyson Campbell outside, the Browns can get creative. The goal is simple. Make quarterbacks hesitate, then let the pass rush arrive."
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A three-safety package would allow the Browns to maximize their strengths while minimizing potential weaknesses. The modern game is about flexibility, and Cleveland may be uniquely positioned to embrace it. https://l.cleveland.com/l24xdl
