A colossal part of the problem on D (that no one talks about)

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  • Shoe
    Hall of Famer
    • May 2008
    • 4044

    #46
    Originally posted by Shawn
    Actually, I commented on TP last season and several posters came to his defense saying he was playing really well.
    Troy was playing really well. I think he created the only turnover we had in the first 5-6 weeks of the season!

    One thing you guys gotta realize is how lackluster our defense was, and how that affects guys play. We were among the slowest defenses in football last year. When guys are slow... holes, cushions, space get bigger. And when space gets BIGGER, guess what--it is much easier for the offense. When an offensive player has a two-way go (because of more SPACE), YOU HAVE TO GUESS. Think about it.

    You put Troy in Seattle's D in Kam Chancellor's spot, and he would be a star again. Because no one has room to breathe against that D.
    I wasn't hired for my disposition.

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    • Chadman
      Legend
      • May 2008
      • 6553

      #47
      The DB's play is always directly effected by the play of the 7 guys in front of them.

      Was Troy great? Hard to tell, seeing as how at least 5 of the front 7 were nowhere near great.

      Who knows what the scores might have been without Troy?

      If you cannot sack the QB, if you cannot collapse the pocket, if you cannot stop the run, find a SS that plays 'great'. Go on, I double dare you..
      The people that are trying to make the world worse never take a day off, why should I?

      Light up the darkness.

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