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Old 01-22-2019, 07:31 PM   #1
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Wow I just looked at Bob Suttons defensive rankings, anyone who compare him to Rex Ryan is a fool. I am now more convinced Rex would be the right call
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Wow I just looked at Bob Suttons defensive rankings, anyone who compare him to Rex Ryan is a fool. I am now more convinced Rex would be the right call
It's not a terrible call. I just think it's less of a slam dunk than you might think.

I mean, is the scheme outdated? Is it specific player/skillset dependent and on a different set of rule enforcement than the current NFL allows? If so, Ryan is not going to help.

i ain't agin it. I'm just not on board entirely.
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Old 01-22-2019, 07:55 PM   #3
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It's not a terrible call. I just think it's less of a slam dunk than you might think.

I mean, is the scheme outdated? Is it specific player/skillset dependent and on a different set of rule enforcement than the current NFL allows? If so, Ryan is not going to help.

i ain't agin it. I'm just not on board entirely.
That's my concern. Suttons defense at least made some adjustments to the new nfl. The idea that Rex Ryan doesn't seem to value edge rushers and wants the DL to be space eaters doesn't seem to adjust to the reality of today's nfl. Maybe Rex has seen the light. But it just feels like you're teaching an old dog new tricks.
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Old 01-22-2019, 07:56 PM   #4
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It's not a terrible call. I just think it's less of a slam dunk than you might think.

I mean, is the scheme outdated? Is it specific player/skillset dependent and on a different set of rule enforcement than the current NFL allows? If so, Ryan is not going to help.

i ain't agin it. I'm just not on board entirely.
I don’t think there’s anyone that’s a slam dunk. Everyone has warts. We get a young guy who’s hot with no experience or we get a retread who has a cascade of past failures.

The bar is low to improve this defense, and if nothing else, as fans we’ll have some hope due to change.
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But there is a young guy out there. 39 to be exact. He played an instrumental part in forming the Legion of Boom in Seattle and subsequently one of the greatest defenses in modern history. He went down to Dallas and is well on his way to creating another fine secondary.

AND HIS NAME IS KRIS RICHARD *booboodobo*
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But there is a young guy out there. 39 to be exact. He played an instrumental part in forming the Legion of Boom in Seattle and subsequently one of the greatest defenses in modern history. He went down to Dallas and is well on his way to creating another fine secondary.

AND HIS NAME IS KRIS RICHARD *booboodobo*
I'd take him OR Ben Bloom.
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Old 01-22-2019, 08:07 PM   #7
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AND HIS NAME IS KRIS RICHARD *booboodobo*
I think Richard would be good but doesnt he run Cover 3 similar to what the Chargers run? Brady picked that apart.
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AND HIS NAME IS KRIS RICHARD *booboodobo*
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I don’t think there’s anyone that’s a slam dunk. Everyone has warts. We get a young guy who’s hot with no experience or we get a retread who has a cascade of past failures.

The bar is low to improve this defense, and if nothing else, as fans we’ll have some hope due to change.
Why couldn't it be both? Childress was promoted to co-coordinator not to scheme the offense but to show nagy how to run a defense. Why not use a young innovative mind and pair him with a veteran?
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Why couldn't it be both? Childress was promoted to co-coordinator not to scheme the offense but to show nagy how to run a defense. Why not use a young innovative mind and pair him with a veteran?
Entirely possible. Just saying that more likely than not we’re going to get someone we’re tepid about, and it means nothing. How many people said our offense would suck because we lost Nagy and promoted Bienemy? No one here knows anything.
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I mean look, he is ****ing horrible

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better not be any internal hire including that idiot Mike Smith. Our linebackers were shit this year so let's promote him! sounds like a great idea
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better not be any internal hire including that idiot Mike Smith. Our linebackers were shit this year so let's promote him! sounds like a great idea

He was OLB COACH.

They weren't shit.
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The run d cratered when DJs wheels fell off and the guys in front of him wore down. They had Poe and a few other guys that just kept the lbs clean and di was good
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Minus two years in Bobs career he averaged mid 20’s to high 20’s when it came to run defense
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