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6 minutes ago, Donald LaFell said:

I don’t know of any coach that would look great with this front 7. Until you bring in talent they will continue to be a non issue. 

Start with better then worry about great after you achieve good.

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Just now, csx said:

Start with better then worry about great after you achieve good.

Without investing in the defensive line the results are going to be the same every week. I don’t think you can coach around that. 
 

I don’t blame that on Evero. I won’t be surprised if he leaves or he’s fired as a scapegoat but I can’t really judge the defense or coaching when the front 7 is this weak.  

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5 hours ago, Sean Payton's Vicodin said:

Ron seems like a good guy but man he is mid as a coach.

it's the overpromotion factor in play.  Every great QB coach isn't supposed to be a great OC.  Every great OC isn't supposed to be a great HC.  

Ron Rivera was a very good DC in the NFL.   

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8 hours ago, Donald LaFell said:

Without investing in the defensive line the results are going to be the same every week. I don’t think you can coach around that. 
 

I don’t blame that on Evero. I won’t be surprised if he leaves or he’s fired as a scapegoat but I can’t really judge the defense or coaching when the front 7 is this weak.  

Actually blitzing and sending 5 guys through the gaps is what you do when you want to hide deficits and have backups playing key roles. You don't send 4 and sit back in a prevent zone like we do. We give up more points in the last 2 minutes of a half than any team in the league. That is scheme not personnel. I want a Baltimore style scheme if we keep playing a 3-4. 

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9 minutes ago, panthers55 said:

Actually blitzing and sending 5 guys through the gaps is what you do when you want to hide deficits and have backups playing key roles. You don't send 4 and sit back in a prevent zone like we do. We give up more points in the last 2 minutes of a half than any team in the league. That is scheme not personnel. I want a Baltimore style scheme if we keep playing a 3-4. 

Yea I'm so tired of these soft zones and our most aggressive blitzes being a delayed 5th man.  He has mixed it up a tiny bit more the past week or two with an immediate cb or safety blitz but still only ever sends 5 at most.

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