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Originally Posted by GhettoDogAllStars
Haynesworth is not the only player on this team. It's unlikely that anyone would be able to make a scheme to match *everyone's* talents. If AH doesn't want to do what he's told, he can just fuck off -- he doesn't run this team. I get the feeling people would like to see our defense fit AH's talents, and they just don't care about anyone else, or the final product.
Also, the whole idea about adjusting schemes to fit personnel is kinda bogus to me. What if you have a QB that can't throw for shit? You don't just run the ball all the time, you find a QB that can throw. In any case, our focus should be to implement the best schemes, and we should find players who fit those schemes. If we can't find them now, then we might not switch schemes immediately, but our long term goal should be to move towards those schemes which are most effective.
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Are you Greg Blache? The best coaches in the game fit schemes to match their players talents. Not the other way around. It's what we've lacked here the last two years.
And I don't want them to just cater to AH's desires. I tend to think that maxmizing the use of your most dominant player is probably the best way to improve. Let's face it. AH being used properly makes an average defense good. A good defense great. Our defense in a lot of ways just needs some tweaks here and there scheme-wise and in the talent department to get to dominant level.