Re: Commanders v. Dallas Post Game Thread
 

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This honestly looks like a mediocre college defense. Absolutely sickening that this is what Ron Rivera has constructed on defense in four years. He hired Jack and put this D together. My God he has no business any where near an NFL team.[/quote]

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I can't help thinking Harris' coaching of the secondary last year hid JDR's ineptitude and gave RR a false sense of security, up to the point he left and THEN RR thought he had to draft DB's to make up for it, instead of retaining Harris (with a promotion) or replacing him with another quality coach.

This organisation has to learn the virtues of promoting talent from within. We've let so many talented young coaches leave instead of promoting them.

Re: Commanders v. Dallas Post Game Thread
 

[quote=punch it in;1353462][url]https://www.hogshaven.com/2023/11/29/23981216/six-plays-against-the-dallas-cowboys-that-define-the-commanders-defensive-struggles[/url]


This honestly looks like a mediocre college defense. Absolutely sickening that this is what Ron Rivera has constructed on defense in four years. He hired Jack and put this D together. My God he has no business any where near an NFL team.[/quote]

I like Toohill thinking he's anywhere nearly athletic enough to lose contain for the 0% chance he had of making that tackle if the RB actually did get it.

Re: Commanders v. Dallas Post Game Thread
 

To me there's a big discipline element to many of these plays. Either a player lacks it and goes outside their responsibility, or they lose it out of frustration/desperation to affect the play. A lot of that is on the player, but likewise the coaching. Maybe more. If they were well coached they'd play as a unit, regardless of talent.