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Opinions: what can be done with the Defense?


Jmac

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Obviously getting their asses kicked every week will not cut it. With the personal they have, what kind of adjustments can they possibly try to tighten it up. I know that this late in the season, starting totally from scratch is not feasible.

Put on your D coordinator hats and throw out some ideas to at least patch it up....what u got?

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Its just a personel issue. Our first year in a 3-4 and we dont have the men up front for it. Kawaan Short being out isnt helping us right now. Once we get him back and draft Javon Kinlaw that should help tremendously. But as of right now, there isnt much we can do. 

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59 minutes ago, ZeroZeroSeven said:

To be fair, the DTs get washed out of the play and free blockers hit the 2nd level.

That’s probably because we switched to a 3-4 without a person who had ever played 5-tech before. And no SDE to play 4-3. All issues brought up before the season, but hey, we’re good. 

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