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Christian Gray at Nickel

I’m a huge fan and know the roster well and watch a lot of football. However, I don’t know a ton about defensive sets and schemes, and I’m wondering how Christian Gray did this week playing nickel for the first time. There were of course some moments during the game where Wisconsin completed some nice downfield passes, but I don’t have enough knowledge to know exactly why that happens. Can somebody more educated than me please explain it?

PS: I have not historically been a Gray hater, although he has had rough moments I think he’s a great player and also have lots of confidence in our secondary as a whole.

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u/First_Blacksmith_574 — 1 month ago
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u/First_Blacksmith_574 — 3 months ago