Defensive Failures: Scheme or Players?

riggoraider · 12-31-2006, 02:02 PM

It has to be "some" of the players I will not say all of them because we do have some pretty good defensive players but the awful ones we have can bring down a whole defensive unit just like a couple of better ones (like when Springs plays we improve on "D") can bring the unit up.

Williams has proven himself to be a very good defensive mind and I think that given the right couple of player that he can turn our defense back around

12-31-2006, 02:02 PM	#23
riggoraider Special Teams Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: D.C. area Posts: 179	Re: Defensive Failures: Scheme or Players? It has to be "some" of the players I will not say all of them because we do have some pretty good defensive players but the awful ones we have can bring down a whole defensive unit just like a couple of better ones (like when Springs plays we improve on "D") can bring the unit up. Williams has proven himself to be a very good defensive mind and I think that given the right couple of player that he can turn our defense back around

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