I need a DST for week 5:
Lions DST vs Bears
Begnals DST @ Jaguars
49ers DST vs Bucs
Who you like? I think the Lions have the most potential, but I could see that game getting very high scoring. But anytime you face the bears, there is a good chance Cutler throws 2 or 3 INT's and takes 3-5 sacks. I think Cinci and 49ers are a safe play, I don't see TB or Jacksonville hanging more than 20 points on either defense.
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Lions DST vs Bears
Begnals DST @ Jaguars
49ers DST vs Bucs
Who you like? I think the Lions have the most potential, but I could see that game getting very high scoring. But anytime you face the bears, there is a good chance Cutler throws 2 or 3 INT's and takes 3-5 sacks. I think Cinci and 49ers are a safe play, I don't see TB or Jacksonville hanging more than 20 points on either defense.
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</td></tr></tbody></table>Figure 1 shows the Falcons facing 3rd-and-13 against the Seahawks. Jones (11) is to the left of the formation. White (84) and Tony Gonzalez (88) are to the right, along with a slot receiver. In the past, White and Gonzo were the only Falcons defenses had to worry about on third-and-long, but this play is designed to get the ball to Jones and let him use his athleticism to move the chains. The Seahawks are playing four-deep zone coverage, with their safeties and cornerbacks deep and man-to-man coverage on the three “inside” receivers (everyone but Jones and White). The defense is designed to prevent deep passes and make it easy for the safeties to tackle receivers shy of the a first down. At the snap, all three receivers to the right of the formation run deep routes, bringing their defenders with them. Jones runs a shallow drag route at seven yards. 
</td></tr></tbody></table>Figure 2 shows the Packers deep in their own territory but safely ahead of the Broncos late in the third quarter. The four receivers on this play are Cobb (18), Greg Jennings (85, in the slot), James Jones (89), and tight end Jermichael Finley (88). The presence of a tight end and running back in the Packers huddle forced the Broncos to keep some of their linebackers on the field. They are in a nickel defense, but they do not have a sixth or seventh defensive back on the field to combat all of the speed the Packers can throw at them. So how do you defend this personnel grouping? The Broncos keep their safeties 12 and 15 yards deep, dropped everyone into zones, and cross their fingers. A fake handoff freezes the linebackers for a split second, but really, no linebacker has a chance to cover Cobb in the open field, even without the fake. Safety Rahim Moore takes a bad angle, underestimating Cobb’s speed, and this simple play design turns into a 61-yard completion. 
