Ravens Defense Depth Chart

I use the NYJ D book.

3-4 Setup

RE-Johnson
LE-Pryce
DT-Ngata
LOLB-Kindle
MLB-Lewis
MLB-Gooden
ROLB-Suggs
CB-FoxWorth
CB-Webb
FS-Reed
SS-Tom Z

46 Setup

RE-Johnson
LE-Suggs
DT-Ngata
DT-Pryce on obvious passing downs, Gregg for runs
ROLB-Gooden
MLB-Lewis
LOLB-Kindle
CB's and Safety's the same
Speed package my 3rd and 4th corners are Wilson 95 speed and Washington 98 Speed

Dime

RE-Kindle
LE-Suggs
DT-Pryce
DT-Ngata
MLB-Lewis
CB's and Safety's the same

Dollar & Quarters

RE-Kindle
LE-Suggs
DT=Ngata
CB's and Safetys the same.

I've been wanting to get Cody in. I've been thinking of putting him at DT 1 and Moving Ngata to RE in the 3-4 and keeping Pryce at LE. Where are all you Ravens users at? FYI, Webb is a secret weapon this year. He's only a 74 overall but he plays like a shutdown corner. His man coverage skills are insane. It's great because I can put my fastest corners on the edges for some heat. It sucks that we lost LB Barnes with that 86 speed, but I like what we picked up in CB Wilson with 95 speed. I watched the Mad-Den breakdown of the Ravens. Has anybody tried Zfarls depth chart suggestions? I noticed he said to put Kindle at LE and Suggs at RE. I'm interested to see how he would set them up with the new roster update with Barnes gone and Wilson added. Ravens users what'cha got

i use 46 d-book and its pretty much the same as what you have going just slightly differnt..

RE - Suggs
LE - Johnson
DT - Ngata and Cody with Pryce at 3rd spot
ROLB - Kindle
LOLB - Gooden
MLB - Lewis
CB - Foxworth
CB - Wilson
FS - Webb
SS- Reed

I did have Ed Reed at FS but when we picked up Wilson i thought he would be better at the number 2 CB spot just cause Webb is a MEAN user player...if u looked at his stats his catching is just a littler lower than ed reed and he has more hitpower so i put webb at fs and let the cpu control reed at ss...SPEED AT EVERY POSITION!!!

my bad he weeb doesnt have more hitpower but i still would keep it the same

Webb at FS, I think I might try that. I know for a corner he has good hit power. It's a big maybe because Webb has been getting me picks at CB. How is it working for you with Wilson as a starter, and Webb at FS.

ive played prob 10 games with that setup and only lost one one so seems to work fine...main reason i set it up like that is to get reed at SS since they really dont have anyone with great speed there as is...but id just try it out see what works for u

My setup is similar, but has a few differences. This is just for those that are into experimenting:

LE: Kindle
DT: Ngata, Gregg (99 PRC), Cody [Note: In definite running situations, I'll often sub Cody in, however you have to be careful with him getting super tired if he's in all game.]
RE: Pryce

LOLB: Johnson (Subs: Gooden, Mcclain)
MLB: Lewis (Subs: Ellerbe, Mcclain, Gooden)
ROLB: Suggs (Subs: Gooden, Mcclain)

CB: Foxworth, Wilson, Webb, Washington, Carr
FS: Reed
SS: It depends. In definite passing situations, I leave in Landry (77 CTH). In definite running situations, I bring in Tom Z. If blitzing the SS out of the 4-6 (Normal or Bear), Tom Z. is way more effective as well.

As I run the 4-6 book, I always ensure Suggs is subbed in at RE in Dime and Qtrs packages. If a team has a truly dominant OT, sometimes I'll put Kindle on that player's side (i.e. Ryan Clady, Jake Long, etc.) and I'll move Suggs away from that spot so as to abuse the opposite OT.

This may be a personal observation, but I seem to see players with high Finesse Move ratings beating elite Tackles more than those with high Power Move ratings. I'm sure there is more to it than simply those ratings (i.e. because players with high FMV typically have higher agility and speed, etc.), however it's still worth noting. For example, consider manually rushing Suggs against the weaker OT and having Kindle (opposite side) in a QB Contain. Kindle's speed in Contains can often negate an elite OT.

i like what you cats have going on with your roster set ups. i run the Baltimore Dbook so my base is the 3-4. now with Pryce being out the flock....here is what i like to do:

LE: J. Johnson/Redding
DT: Cody/Gregg (i sub these cats in and out. i love Cody's 97 str, 97 bsh ratings to clog that middle and free up my backers)
RE: Ngata (this cat is a beast at DT as well)

LOLB: Gooden (i need his 86 speed off the edges)
MLB: Lewis/Kindle (this gives me to solid POWER hitters with ratings of 98/92 pow....yes!
ROLB: Suggs (i need his 85 speed off the edges)

note: i think that both Kindle and Suggs are excellent at the DE postion BUT personally, i don't like to tie them up with the O-linemen because they have speed to keep up with some HB/FB coming out of the backfield and TEs and for my outside blitzes....lol!

CB: Foxworth, Webb, Washington, Carr (i use Webb here because he has the best "press" rating for a CB and i need him to jam up the receivers on press coverage)

FS: Reed
SS: Wilson (although his awareness is low, he has 95 speed to make up ground and his speed compliments Reed's 93 speed) for the runs, i sub in Zibi or Landry.

Reed is a beast and could do ok at SS but....he drops 4pts in awr. may not seem like much but i like for him to be my "ball-hawk!" so i don't like to mess with him

i really like the Ravens "hybrid" personnel that allows them to play the 3-4, 4-3 or 4-6. i change personnel around all the time to experiment.

~Mili

yo militant much love bro im diggin that setup