Walden vs Moses

not sure about the run game side but as far as rushing the QB it's not even a contest. Moses! please take us to the promised land.

I'd vote Moses, not that mine matters.

Moses stays where he is and Clay goes to the other side in my opinion.

Moses deflected the pass saving House a PI in the end zone. They were holding him REGULARLY, one time even grabbing his facemask. No call. I think he deserves a shot, maybe bring Walden in occasionally for one-third the snaps just to keep his legs fresh.

I don't see how you can take snaps away from Moses. I leave him where he's been and move Clay around like they did with him earlier in the year. Walden spells Moses when needed.

Walden is atrocious. Moses will definitely start

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Originally posted by Nick:
Walden is atrocious.

Bob McGinn's article from just a few weeks ago suggests the coaches have been quite pleased with Walden's play.

"Thank goodness we were able to sign him and get him back," defensive coordinator Dom Capers said this week. "I really think he's a good football player." Walden was the defensive game-ball winner against St. Louis on Oct. 21 and Arizona on Sunday. He had five pressures Oct. 7 in Indianapolis, and coach Mike McCarthy said he played "lights out" Oct. 14 in Houston. That's four outstanding performances for Walden in the last five games.

http://www.jsonline.com/sports...7ilmb-178262421.html

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Walden can't beat his man one on one. It showed last week when he generated no pressure outside of those two sacks where he didn't even beat his man. Yesterday, they just doubled Moses and Walden generated no pressure despite being one on one.

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Originally posted by El-Ka-Bong:
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yep. moses is a better pass rusher. walden is better in coverage.

Moses is better.....possibly alot better(time will tell here). If the coaches were so thrilled that we were able to bring Walden back I question their ability to evaluate talent

Moses has been surprising. I mentioned in an earlier thread that he just makes plays. He's around the ball all the time and has a knack for making something happen. He got a hand on the ball in another game to disrupt the throw before the ball left the QB's hand. I liked that last night he couldn't get to Eli so he leaped high to get the deflection -- and he went really high -- on an athletic play. Moses is fast, relentless and seems to be a quick learner. I'd like to see him out there all the time.

Walden is just a guy who can spell the other LBs and maybe a spot starter.

Walden is the better all around player, but Moses is the better pass rusher. I would play Walden on early downs and run situations and Moses on obvious passing downs. Heck I'd try to get all 3 on the field at once!

Eli vs. Moses should have been epic. If only we had a Bishop to help.

Along with King Clay, we would've been all set!