What will move to 3-4 mean to Chiefs’ Dorsey?
Published: February 18th, 2009 | Tags: Clancy Pendergast, Gary Gibbs, Glenn Dorsey, Kansas City Chiefs
The Chiefs announced their new coaching staff this week. What they didn’t announce is that they’re planning to switch to a 3-4 defense.
Under the guidance of new defensive coaches Clancy Pendergast and Gary Gibbs, the Chiefs are turning to the scheme that has done so well for the Steelers and is back in vogue in the NFL.
Now the Chiefs will have to tailor their personnel accordingly. But what is most intriguing and mysterious about it is where last year’s first-round draft pick, defensive tackle Glenn Dorsey, fits in the scheme. Dorsey might not be stout enough to play nose tackle in a 3-4, and he might not be big enough to play end.
There now are questions about Dorsey’s role, one year after he became the Chiefs’ top pick.
But the changes now are coming fast and furious in Kansas City, mainly on defense.