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Our Defense Is Good


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The defense has been a mixed bag. With the exception of the Giants game, they have kept the opponents score down to a level where a decent offense has a shot at winning. But they are also giving up quite a few yards. A few more three and outs and they will not have to spend so much time on the field.

well, generally when they have generated a turnover or forced a 3 and out....the offense either turns it right back over or goes 3 and out.

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Our defense will NOT stay good if they are on the field like that game in and game out. They will wear down, and injury becomes more likely. I remember our defense wasn't that bad during the 1-15 season, but they just flat wore out. Our offense has to staep up. We can win close games, but the '3 and outs' are the key. If we can cut down on them, our defense might be in position to be a game winner. We are getting our fair share of turnovers, some of them are likely to break for a score at some time.

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lots of missed INT opportunities. lack of stopping 3rd down conversions...the fact that they were on the field for 82 plays and couldn't get themselves off the field...these are all problems.

i do like that they were able to contain the points but they aren't dominating. the offense needs to help them out for sure by being able to stay on the field but the defense needs to be doing better at getting themselves off the field as well.

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