Since the Cesspool comment is dominating everything about the post game press conference. He did make one statement I found very interesting. He mentioned how he gave up play calling a few weeks ago. I would say over the last 2 weeks the defense, especially from a structural standpoint and speed of play... looks vastly improved. Not perfect but you can see progress on that side of the ball, unlike the other side. We are using the Nickel in more ways than I can ever remember in previous years and look willing to adjust our front in tandem with the back end. The sad part is because the offense is so inept it won't matter but I found it telling when he said he gave up the play calling. But if our offense can't stay on the field or produce any sort production its just a matter of time each game until the "dam breaks." Which I think is unfortunate from a stat line perspective because it will always look like they didn't improve... but they did. I feel for those guys because they played hard and improved but just for another disappointing loss.
Going to be a long year fellas just wanted to point out one of the very few positives I saw. Davis-Swain had himself a game, Byard is a missile, and Sanford looked like himself again.
Going to be a long year fellas just wanted to point out one of the very few positives I saw. Davis-Swain had himself a game, Byard is a missile, and Sanford looked like himself again.