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But on the field it’s a far different thing.
I thought that by game 10 the gelling would surely have already occurred. Clearly it hasn’t, has it?
I’ll leave the x’s and o’s to others, but I will say this.
This D is not playing nearly as well as a unit as their talent would indicate. That’s usually a result of faulty coaching. When previously dominating players suddenly are struggling, what else should we conclude?
Wade owns this D and if he has square plugs going into round holes, talented as those square plugs might be, then I’ve gotta lay the blame at his feet.
Fowler has helped.
Talib’s return should be a huge help.
But geez. How in the world do they allow 273 rushing yards to the Seahawks? And give Wilson an easy 90+ rushing yards? Boggles the mind.
I love this team as much as any poster, but that doesn’t mean that I’m gonna ignore the obvious. This currently functioning D is gonna kill us in the playoffs. It’s gonna be the Atlanta fubar all over again unless SOMETHING changes.
The Emperor has no clothes, y’all.
The DL needs to learn to differentiate passing plays and running plays. No point in trying to attack straight for the QB if he is going to hand it off they should close in on the lane and make the tackle... Its good to pressure the QB but its not always about a sack every play...
Definitely a lot more then I would like. it's been very frustrating watching this defense trying to defend against the run. I know a lot of the failures fall on the players but Wade does deserve a good share too.A good back will use the lane made by an aggressive pass rush by simply side stepping and shoot the diagonal lane …I call it baby cut back... how many times have we seen it?
Happen to us? Too damn much, and thats what we need to fix. We need a better gauge for when to be aggressive and not overly aggressive where it becomes predictable...how many times have we seen it?
Happen to us? Too damn much, and thats what we need to fix. We need a better gauge for when to be aggressive and not overly aggressive where it becomes predictable...