no one remembers how spags did with a horrible roster in NO.
the defense was lacking before all the injuries. The play calls have been shit all year. Any aggressive DC would have had better results This is altimeter bad D here.
Would use the personal better. Kiwi would not be in the game as much.
JPP would be moved around and stunts would be used more by the DL.
Moore aggressive style would be used more,Prince and DRC would have been used more in man coverage. Cover two would be our prevent defense not base. Bromley would get snaps in run situations.
Spags could serve as DC for two seasons, taking over as HC. Was he a bad HC in St. Louis or was he just inexperienced? He seems like the kind of guy the Maras like, disciplined and respectful but passionate.
Hahah! LOL. I can promise you we'd have more fucking sacks than fucking 19!.
Are you sure about that? Spags depended on his d-line to generate pressure just as much as Fewell. In fact the defensive Coordinator with the most sacks from linebackers and defensive backs was Sheridan. Somehow I doubt that vaunted Double A-gap blitz you love would work as well with Paysinger or Herzlich as one of the blitzers...
the stats. How many sacks did spags teams have in his two seasons that weren't from a defensive lineman? Compare that number to what Sheridan and Fewell have had each year.
Lions - Fewell tried EVERYTHING against Stafford, he just tore us up (with basically no running game)
Philly - We had no answer for anything, against them. when we couldn't slow their running game, it was over very quick
Colts - Basically a repeat of Lions game, Luck looked unstoppable
Seattle - Wilson & Lynch ripped us; they basically had no passing game, but it didn't matter
We'd probably ended the season 10-6, with wins against the Jags, Titans and Skins (maybe even 11-5, if we beat the Rams. Trouble with that is that we'd gone out very quickly in the play-offs , and eventual had a low pick in the 2015 draft.
You don't have to get a sack from the blitzer for the play to be successful.
Sending a nickel on a blitz would generate pressure and either precipitate the throw or flush the qb off his mark. For rest game the qb would have to worry about the nickel.
We've consistently lost to teams who were our equal on that day ….
Twice to Dallas, once each to Seattle and the Niners.
When Spags went to the Rams (as head coach), he was a fine example of the Peter Principal - Promoted to the level of his incompetence. (There are exceptions to this rule - Bill Bilichick, but not many)
When he went to the Saints, he went to a team that was demonized and demoralized by the NFL. I doubt that any of the players there heard anything he said.
Coughlin believes in him because he has succeeded here.
IMO. FWIW.
the defense was lacking before all the injuries. The play calls have been shit all year. Any aggressive DC would have had better results This is altimeter bad D here.
Fewell is fucking pathetic.
IMO. FWIW.
Math fail.
JPP would be moved around and stunts would be used more by the DL.
Moore aggressive style would be used more,Prince and DRC would have been used more in man coverage. Cover two would be our prevent defense not base. Bromley would get snaps in run situations.
It's not as if he can't coach defense.
Spags in 15!!
Spagnola would have held all the other teams to one score or less
Spagnola would have held all the other teams to one score or less
Hahah! LOL. I can promise you we'd have more fucking sacks than fucking 19!.
Fewell coaches scarred and the players don't respect him.
Fewell coaches scarred and the players don't respect him.
Is this a serious post or was the middle of that paragraph a football version of mad-libs?
Hahah! LOL. I can promise you we'd have more fucking sacks than fucking 19!.
Are you sure about that? Spags depended on his d-line to generate pressure just as much as Fewell. In fact the defensive Coordinator with the most sacks from linebackers and defensive backs was Sheridan. Somehow I doubt that vaunted Double A-gap blitz you love would work as well with Paysinger or Herzlich as one of the blitzers...
This is incorrect.
Lions - Fewell tried EVERYTHING against Stafford, he just tore us up (with basically no running game)
Philly - We had no answer for anything, against them. when we couldn't slow their running game, it was over very quick
Colts - Basically a repeat of Lions game, Luck looked unstoppable
Seattle - Wilson & Lynch ripped us; they basically had no passing game, but it didn't matter
We'd probably ended the season 10-6, with wins against the Jags, Titans and Skins (maybe even 11-5, if we beat the Rams. Trouble with that is that we'd gone out very quickly in the play-offs , and eventual had a low pick in the 2015 draft.
I like Perry Fewell, but he's no Spags
Sending a nickel on a blitz would generate pressure and either precipitate the throw or flush the qb off his mark. For rest game the qb would have to worry about the nickel.
When's the last Fewell called a cornerblitz?
But again, it would have been "fools gold", because eventually we would have been as phony as Dallas is this year.
Twice to Dallas, once each to Seattle and the Niners.
When Spags went to the Rams (as head coach), he was a fine example of the Peter Principal - Promoted to the level of his incompetence. (There are exceptions to this rule - Bill Bilichick, but not many)
When he went to the Saints, he went to a team that was demonized and demoralized by the NFL. I doubt that any of the players there heard anything he said.
Coughlin believes in him because he has succeeded here.