(10-23-2022, 01:40 AM)D6 Wrote:

(10-22-2022, 08:58 PM)Eric1 Wrote: I guess you could spin it both ways. One side could say it's a good thing that they're trying to get the best out of their players by trying different things. Other side could say it's concerning that after 6 games you're realizing the original plan may not be working as expected.

Would love to know D6's thoughts on it. Haven't seen him post in awhile. Hope all is well with him and Bullseye.

Thanks, Eric.  

I hope all is well with Bullseye.

Thankfully, everything is well on this end.  I did have Left Rotator Cuff surgery on June 1.  It's around a 6th month rehab. I have been going to PT twice a week.  The PT sessions are helping me greatly in the recovery.

Aidan Hutchinson had most of his pass rush success with Michigan as a standup rusher.  With Hutch struggling to make an impact as a pass rusher in the last 2 games and for the most part in the game at Minnesota,  it's worth giving him more opportunities as a standup rusher. Hutch has been seeing plenty of double teams but even in one on one matchups, he's not been winning much of late as a pass rusher.   One thing that I think will help Hutch beginning today is that John Cominsky is expected to play after missing the previous 3 games with a thumb injury and Josh Paschal is expected to make his NFL debut after beginning the season on the PUP list.  Not having Charles Harris a second straight game is concerning though.  When the Lions had both Harris and Cominsky (first two games), Hutch and the Lions overall pass rush was much better than it's been since.