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As I said last week there was no reason to get fancy against Buffalo. And I was exactly right. This week we'll see all the stuff we have been hiding from the league. This is the week we see everything.
As I said last week there was no reason to get fancy against Buffalo. And I was exactly right. This week we'll see all the stuff we have been hiding from the league. This is the week we see everything.
Doing nothing different works better? Were gonna go after crazy legs hard. It probably wont work but at least we will try some exotic stuff. Well show something different.Yup, when you cannot master the basics, pile more complicated shit on. That always works.
That equals more running for MF. We have to hold the ball more and expose our def less.I would love to see them just start with stopping the run.
I suppose I'm easier to please: seeing the LBs hit the correct gap on consecutive plays would be nice.I would love to see them just start with stopping the run.
I agree with everything you said but the ( "exotic plays" part. ) We'll see a few new wrinkles. Exotic no. Cmon bro it's Mel.Certainly the Bears will play a "vanilla D" because they don't want teams to see what they actually have in store for the remaining 14 games on their schedule....
Or maybe they should have practiced those "exotic plays" of which you mentioned during preseason when wins and losses didn't mean anything.
My smart-ass point is: there aren't any "exotic plays".....we're talking about Mel Tucker here.
Sorry to step on your optimism, NoonthirtyJoe, but I get the feeling that Mel Tucker is the Defensive Coordinator equivalent to Ron Turner. They both should be coaching High School football.
Certainly the Bears will play a "vanilla D" because they don't want teams to see what they actually have in store for the remaining 14 games on their schedule....
Or maybe they should have practiced those "exotic plays" of which you mentioned during preseason when wins and losses didn't mean anything.
My smart-ass point is: there aren't any "exotic plays".....we're talking about Mel Tucker here.
Sorry to step on your optimism, NoonthirtyJoe, but I get the feeling that Mel Tucker is the Defensive Coordinator equivalent to Ron Turner. They both should be coaching High School football.
While I'd expect the defense to continue installing more schemes as we get into the season, don't count on it against SF. A team like with that offense has to be beaten with simple defense played with precise execution, not gimmicks. Zone read is not the type of offense you want to get cute with, it requires discipline above all else.
Their not terrible, they are avg. Much better then last year. I seen improvement last week without the line playing as good as they will. I'm more worried about the injury's to our offense.I think noon is desperately holding onto hope that this defense isn't complete garbage. You should just expect them to be terrible. That way if they are average, you are much more satisfied then if you expect them to be good.
I think noon is desperately holding onto hope that this defense isn't complete garbage. Once again you doubted me, once again you were wrong. Do you see a pattern developing?
I think noon is desperately holding onto hope that this defense isn't complete garbage. Once again you doubted me, once again you were wrong. Do you see a pattern developing?
Once again? When was the first time?
And this is one time I was happy to be wrong.