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Except they weren’t this bad, and their offense was still lights out.All I can think of that makes me feel somewhat optimistic is the 2006 Colts and their run defense heading into postseason!
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Except they weren’t this bad, and their offense was still lights out.All I can think of that makes me feel somewhat optimistic is the 2006 Colts and their run defense heading into postseason!
And Keith Traylor.And Ted Washington
They also had a lot of team speed.Except we don’t have a Bob Sanders walking through that door.
That has been my biggest pet peeve this year. We see RB's go east/west and you think the LB/DL will push him out of bounds for a meager gain, only to run up field for 5+ yards.Bad DL and slow LB’s don’t make for a strong run D. How many times have we seen a RB hit a hole and get an easy 5 or more. How many times have we seen a RB hit the corner thinking it could be for a loss but our slow LBs can’t get there and the play goes for a nice gain.
I know that Shelton and Brown are going to be more athletically gifted than an UDFA or street level veteran, but they simply aren’t getting the job done. I wonder if we could see a few guys brought in for tryouts? Or what about Valentine? Isn’t he still on the PS? Whatever they’re doing isn’t working, so it seems odd to keep repeating the same mistakes.There is a large, gaping hole on many a big run play next to No. 90 (Malcolm Brown). Why can't this be fixed?
...and Butler is ideally a Practice Squad player.Here’s what happened - Brown sucks, Shelton really sucks, and Guy is ideally a role player...
I think they liked the idea that Butler could play both inside and out. Unfortunately, he hasn’t seemed to do either terribly effectively, although some of that could be a cumulative effect of the poor DL play in general....and Butler is ideally a Practice Squad player.
a five yard run is better than ben throwing 25 yard completions
a five yard run is better than ben throwing 25 yard completions
And they lost the game.Except they’re giving up 8 yard runs.
Just wait until they play a mobile QB in the playoffs like Watson. They’ll be giving up both.Except they’re giving up 8 yard runs.
Wise played 12 snaps. Why post things you are making up?The Steelers were deliberately attacking Brown and Wise yesterday and picking up good yardage.
TN ran him over, played 9 snaps vs the NYJ and since then hes been exiled.
His play has been sub standard but wonder if its more than that.
I like it.maybe, but the results don't lie
I have concluded that today's model for the NFL should be to field a defense of nothing but minimum contract guys.....hell, all undrafted free agents........and spend all the money on skill guys and a left tackle
the day the benched Shelton they were 4.43 ypc for the season
in BB we trust.........I guess
I like it.
I think I would break the bank on one player. A Donald or a Mack-type. Someone who will make "that" play to tilt the game. Strip sack, INT, etc.
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