The concept of set positions is becoming outdated.
At least a little bit.
More than ever, teams need a handful of players who can move around and do multiple things. Having a bunch of players who are affixed to one area of the field and never move is quickly becoming a hindrance, and Saints secondary coach Aaron Glenn sees a future where players – especially those in the secondary – are largely positionless.
Movement toward this ideal is already happening in New Orleans.
