This team lacks head coaching experience. There may be 3 HC's that get fired that I feel could make good defensive coordinators: Marvin Lewis, Chuck Pagano and John Fox. Weren't Lewis and Pagano part of the great Ravens teams? Could offensive coordinators potentially be Hue Jackson, Bill O'Brien and Kirk Koetter?
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I am not sure how Lewis and Fox would feel about being DC's again, but I wouldn't really try hard to replace Burke, he's fine. The effort on D is flagging, and talent is lacking, I can't pin that on him. Offensively, I wouldn't mind Gase bringing in a veteran to take some of the load off, assuming he is retained. -
So, how if the 11 starter millionaires go out there with the gameplan and allow us to get blown out for the umpteenth time is it not his fault? Is he not a defensive coordinator? Is he not paid to be a defensive coordinator? Then he must take the blame as the defensive coordinator who obviously CANNOT COORDINATE A FREAKING DEFENSE!!!!!!! -
I think the HC job is too much for Gase to handle he succeeds only having one job just the offense, now being the HC he has media days and constant talking to the media has to worry about every other coach doing their jobs etc, maybe he would be best as an offensive coordinator like Mike Shula?
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Our schemes are usually fine, our players just lack some key talent in areas and are getting worn down by ****ty offense and no bye. Burke isn't a liability. -
But what unit was by far the worse on our D last year?...that's right it was the LB'ers, who coached that?.....that's right Burke, enough said, two coaches that did absolutely terrible last year are doing terrible this year, nooooooobigballa2102 likes this. -
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Last year's Dolphins defense was depleted by injuries so badly that I was surprised they could field a team. Even with that being the case VJ turned that chicken **** of a defense into an average chicken salad. Calling last year's defense one of the worst in Dolphin's history is completely without merit or substance.
Denver has much bigger problems than VJ. There's a reason he was one of the hottest HC prospects in the league over the past few years. Will he turn out to be great? Maybe. Maybe not. Most 1st time HC's don't fare too well. However, he's definitely shown that he can coach. -
And why are you talking about the Dolphins? I mean, you don't live in Miami how could you possibly know anything about them.
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Lets slow it down for the all knowing football guy...There's not one thing in your post that is fact, just your opinion, now that is a fact.
Miami's D was ONE of the worse D's in the history of the Dolphins, led by VJ, I guess it makes you feel better to just blame players. The worse unit on this team was the LB'ers, led by Matt. Now Matt takes over and the D is just as bad. Maybe you should look at the blowouts, but you won't, probably blaming the planets or something stupid again...
Denver's had a great D under Wade, but look at this team now, 5-6 games straight losses...That is ALL on the HC, every bit of what's going on.
VJ has NEVER accomplished one thing to deserve a HC job, but you believe it so because ESPN tells you what to think, good sheep, follow along.
BTW, where did Wade go and how much better is that D now, do your HW then talk FACTS, not your idiotic opions..... -
2nd: So when their defense is good it's because of their DC but when they are bad it's because of their HC? You're blathering...
3rd: He's never accomplished anything in order to get a HC position? Well, the best way I can prove you wrong is to inform you that he's done enough to become the HC of the Denver Broncos which makes him one of 32 out of about 7,000,000,000 people in the world that has accomplished enough to get there. You're blathering...
4th: I think Wade is a great defensive coach. However, when he was coaching Dallas he had a defense ranked 13, 20, 2, 31. You're blathering...Fin D likes this. -
VJ also has absolutely nothing at QB. Siemian started ok enough but then.. you know. They're scouting this year's crop very hard according to WalterFootball.
Crappy QB's/offenses can make defenses feel pretty hopeless. I think that's happened to us in a couple games this year. -
2: Yes good response, ignorant at best, the team as a whole has quit.
3: Once again, no facts just insulting opinions, once again showing why many here confront you.
4: Once again facts are not given, how was Rams D last year compared to this year, hide little puppet -
With the Rams, Phillips is charged with improving a defense that ranked ninth in yardage last season but gave up 24.6 points per game.
The Rams spent more than a decade in a 4-3 defense, but Phillips has installed his trademark 3-4, which he used with devastating results en route to a Super Bowl title with the Denver Broncos in the 2015 season. The attacking scheme is designed to put the secondary in position to make plays.
Players hesitant to make the transition felt at ease after reviewing film of Phillips' Denver defense.
Brockers, once fearful he wasn't suited to play in a 3-4, shed his doubt after Phillips' explanation that he still wanted the lineman to get into the backfield and wreak havoc.
"I'm loving it," Brockers says.
Phillips has implemented his defense without three-time Pro Bowl lineman Aaron Donald, who did not report to training camp because of a contract dispute.
The Rams signed linebacker Connor Barwin and cornerback Kayvon Webster to fit the system. Barwin played for Phillips in Houston, and Webster in Denver.
As part of the transition, Robert Quinn moved from end to outside linebacker, and Lamarcus Joyner from cornerback to safety.
"They're learning quickly," Phillips says. "We still got a lot of work to do. We've still got to get some things done, but I'm pleased with where we are right now."
While Phillips is quick to enliven a room, players say he's not so lighthearted when it comes to perfecting their craft. A mistake is OK, but ones made repeatedly are not tolerated.
The players are enjoying Phillips' mix of accountability and humor.
"He wants his time on the field or in the classroom to be perfect," Quinn says. "That's why it's so fun to come to work, because you get a little of both worlds with him."
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Good stuff! Yardage allowed doesn't lose games, points allowed does. Is there a correlation? Probably. But you should be looking at points allowed if you're comparing defenses. It is literally the defining stat.danmarino likes this. -
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2: I have no idea what you're talking about.
3: What facts of mine are you not agreeing with? The part that he's one of 32 HC in the NFL or that there are around 7,000,000,000 people in the world? If by "many" people you mean 3-4 out of a few hundred posters I don't think you know the definition of many.
4: No facts given? Are you talking about yourself? I clearly stated the defensive rankings when Wade coached Dallas.
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Doesn't it make you wonder why yardage was the highest in the history of the Dolphins last year?
Also, with a new coaching staff at Denver VJ should have done much better, but way to plain, his game plans were figured out within weeks. How many games have they lost in a row, point made. One liners don't getter done in the NFL -
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