Eh I think the two gameplans are different even if they might look somewhat similar by having 7-8 guys in coverage and not blitzing a ton. Dropping into heavy zone against Vandy is probably how most teams are going to play Swann. Drop eight, sit in a zone, and let him make the mistake. He eventually will and as long as you tackle well you'll come out pretty fine but you don't want that WR group testing you vertically. Keep the explosives at a minimum, wrap up, and play roulette when they get to short-yardage situations. You'll do that against QBs that are mistake prone or rely on the QB to have to make some difficult throws
You're not playing that game for the most part against this archetype. They go too fast and you'll get locked into a bad package for 5-6 yards until you decide to quit and call a timeout. If you give up inside releases they'll just take that over and over. Wilson is better than Swann at not throwing turnover-worthy passes, but he's just not a great passer like Hendon Hooker who was able to put it on a dime at Tennessee. It's hard to compare what Wake did/does against other teams because really no other team lines up like this, but outside of specific situations this feels like one where they try to test how much they trust their 3rd and 4th corners in man and adjust from there.
