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Defense is turning around?

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3 minutes ago, CRA said:

Both Carolina and NE are top 5 in % of drives that result in a turnover

that will be the game. Who doesn’t lose it 

I was trying to be optimistic and left us out. If I recall the list correctly, Dallas, Miami, and NYJ are right there with us and NE. Like you say, whoever takes care of the football better will probably win those games.

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1 hour ago, Davidson Deac II said:

We also don't know what we are.  In the first two games, turnovers killed us, and made the defense look worse than it actually was.  We also have a lot of new guys learning their roles.  During the first game, I listened to the Radio broadcast, and Luke basically said that our defense was pretty good when playing straight up, but got confused and out of place when the offense motioned.  I think that is due to young/inexperienced players on defense, especially at linebacker.  

I was including us. I am not a Bryce guy but am not unable to see what the offense could look like if he played well, even given his limitations. 

And the defense for sure has a chance to get better quick with these young guys. 
And if we can get any decent LB play. I hear Wallace has done a 180, which he sure needed to do. Hope it isn’t a mirage. 
 

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2 hours ago, Navy_football said:

What in the hell is Rozeboom doing there? Why didn't he just shoot the gap under the double team?! 

That was bad. He completely over pursed when the edge was already set and left a gaping cut back lane. If we get a late top 10 pick, I wouldn’t mind if we traded down some and draft the best MLB in the draft. Most likely Anthony Hill Jr from Texas. 

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I said it in the around the NFL thread, but I will repeat it here. 

 

For Baltimore, MLB Trenton Simpson has seen his snap counts dwindle to a handful of plays the last two weeks. He seems to have fallen out of favor being replaced by the new rookie. No idea what it would cost, but I hope Dan is at least reaching out to gauge interest in moving him. Don't want to spend the boat on him, but if he can be had for cheap he would be a great injection of potential at the LB level. 

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3 hours ago, Swaggasaurus said:

Too soon to say. Health of Jaycee, Mike Jack, and Brown is going to be huge. It’s been huge the past few years and will continue to be until we draft better players. Luckily I think Scourton and Princely might be good enough to be in the way of offenses year one and maybe grow into playmakers in the future. I still think there are 4 better inside backers working at Walmart than what we have on this roster.

Trevin Wallace’s is just alright, he made more plays this week. But Rozeboom is a really bad tackler. Like how is that your job in the pros and you’re that bad. If we get one good ILB then we are set

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6 hours ago, cranky said:

I've never been an Evero fan but ignoring all the BY noise, I can't help but notice that they have been fairly solid so far this year. Not perfect, but definetly heading in the right direction. Hopefully they will keep it up and I can post a big apology to him at the end if the season. 

 

 

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Falcons offense was the easiest to gameplay for. 90% of the time they are in shotgun its a pass. Their plays were dictated by same formations. This made it easier to gameplan for out of all of our opponents. NE will let us know if we made any progress with our coordinators preparation. 

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7 hours ago, cranky said:

The Jags are 2-1, the Cardinals are 2-1 only losing to the 49's at the last second and the Falcons scored 22 and 20 against the Vikings and Bucs the two weeks prior to the Panthers. Not sure I would consider any of them trash.

Penix was straight trash Sunday. 

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