Dave Gettleman's Shorts

lol watching tape does not equal watching a game's highlights on YouTube. This is the same game that resulted in his benching the week after. And by your highlight video: 2:12 - Brown gets beat one on one for 1st down 5:09 - Brown takes the double team but has the opportunity for the tackle but just watches the runner go by 5:22 - Same drive, Brown doesn't stay in his gap and the RB cuts back into his gap 5:35 - We get the 3rd down stop, but Brown doesn't hold his point of attack and gets blocked into the ground 7:01 - Gets blocked into the ground again and loses his gap for cut back 11:50 - Gets blocked into the ground again and loses gap

Im not a Derrick brown hater, his progression is key to our defense and it will require him to do his job which is to occupy blockers and apply pressure up the middle. So far, he has not shown any of that. Football is a team game and if one out of 11 is not doing their job, then the entire defense will fail. While Star didn't light up the stat sheet and had the better supporting cast, the defense was night and day before he got drafted and after he left.

now watch the game against Washington when he gets manhandled by Tyler Larsen

watch the games in '18 and '19 when we had Dontari Poe and Vernon Butler as our NT. Luke had offensive linemen in his face every game as opposed to when star was there. Your argument is that Star only succeeded because he had Luke and TD. Luke definitely struggled and was frustrated with blockers in his face. While Derrick Brown may not have the same supporting cast as Star, he job is to control blockers and allow players such as Shaq to clean up. So far, he has not done what he was drafted in top 10 to do...

idk look at Luke Kuechly after Star left for buffalo

weird vibes in general during the press conference. fitterer pretty much answered all questions while rhule just awkwardly sat there staring into space.

Star did his job. He did all the dirty work so Luke and TD could stay free. Brown gets manhandled by Washington's third string guards

classic case of relying entirely on your size and athleticism during college that hasn't translated into the pros. At one point, Shaq even said that Brown has a tendency to have poor gap control that effects the run defense.

Hopefully with the addition of Woods and/or the hopeful development of Kenny Robinson, we can keep Chinn at strong safety

funny because part of the reason rhule was hired was because of his revolutionary "sports science department" and how it was supposes to cut down on injuries and improve performances

Whoever has the longer arm - Rhule

Rhule ready to have a built-in excuse when his defense gives up 40+ points per game: "Well we lost a majority of veteran defensive players this past offseason, it's difficult implementing a defensive system with a lot of moving parts and a young team"

Only to get blown up by a 5'10, 185 pound cornerback

Marvin McNutt?

play an entire season

Imagine spending multiple draft picks, free agent acquisitions, and trades on the defensive side and still can't stop 3rd and long's.

but I thought it was "1000% working"???

apparently Darnold wasn't able to do it

Took Rhule and staff until the FINAL game of the season to finally bench John "Sacks Happen in the NFL" Miller

he can go turn around a D3 college team next season

All these talks about analytics and cutting edge sports science and Rhule still can't beat the Giants third-stringers

Matt Rhule is an Avenger's level threat

I wonder what the locker room thinks of Rhule and his list of BS Coddling Darnold Brady Christensen 1 inch arm length BS/Deonte Brown "needs to be in better shape" but at the same time trotting Erving, Daley, Elflein, and Miller out there every week Blaming the defense when the offense stalled Always protecting his Temple/Baylor boys Releasing players after praising them in the media