LNBS: 10 things that need to happen after the bye

[O.city]

They're averaging 10 wins per year in their first 3 years. Seems like they're doing something right

[Mr. Laz]

Originally Posted by O.city

They're averaging 10 wins per year in their first 3 years. Seems like they're doing something right

and there it is ...

fine, then we are all good with no problems

why is anyone complaining or worried about anything or any player?


make the playoffs, maybe squeak out a game, go home

all good Bro

[jjchieffan]

Originally Posted by Mr. Laz

and there it is ...

fine, then we are all good with no problems

why is anyone complaining or worried about anything or any player?


make the playoffs, maybe squeak out a game, go home

all good Bro

Dorsey took a 2-14 team with no depth. He immediately purged about half of the roster and made them an immediate playoff team. We had guys starting in the Pioli era that were barely serviceable as backups. Now we are deep across the board with backups at many positions that would start elsewhere. The O line. Fisher, LDT, Morse. Ehinger all Dorsey picks and Schwartz a Dorsey FA. That is the best line we've had since the Vermeil era. Dorsey built. Smith is solid and an improvement over Cassel. The tight ends are better and all Dorsey guys. Maclin and Conley are the best starting wide receivers I can remember us having and we have better depth in Hill, DAT and even Wilson than we've had in forever. Running backs, we have only Charles left over from before and look at West and Ware. On defense, we still have the core in DJ, Poe, Houston, Hali, and Berry. But he has added Peters, Howard, Bailey, Jones who have played above expectations, as did Sean Smith and Abdullah when they were here. There is also lots of young talent with lots of promise in Alexander, Nicolas, White, Sorensen, Wilson, March, and Murray. That is a Yuge amount of improvement across the board. But if you think he's so bad, you can go to Atlanta and see what Pioli is doing these days.