The more I go back and look at his film and Walker's film. The more aggravated I get with Mike Caldwell, Trent Baalke and this coaching staff. Lloyd had over 300 snaps as an edge rusher during his tenure at Utah. Had 17 career sacks. Walker is clearly a guy that needs to be playing with his hands in the dirt and his [BLEEP] up in the air to where he can use his power, which comes from your waist down.

[BLEEP] pissing away raw talent by playing them at positions they're virtually raw at. If you knew you had plans with them outside of what they had already flashed coming out of [BLEEP] college? And you thought it was a great idea to take the 1st and 27th overall selections to play them out of position? What did you see evaluation wise? I really want to hear from Baalke and his scouting team.

You take players at positions that they can help you at from day one. Instead of Walker. You could have went with Gardner. Instead of Lloyd. You could have went with Pickens.

These should be things that coaches and front offices are not only willing to openly admit that they [BLEEP] up on, but, it's fixable. I don't want to hear you can't make these types of changes with five weeks left to play. Sure you [BLEEP] can. When something isn't working. You change it the [BLEEP] up. Adapt or die. That's the nature of all sports. Put your aces in their places.

Walker should be moved inside, right in between the tackle and guard or guard and center so he can use his strength to overpower and just "go". Playing upright doesn't look comfortable nor natural to him. Lageman made a point to call that out with Hutchinson in Detroit. Detroit moved him to a more comfortable role and guess what? Plays started happening in his direction. Two interceptions, more sacks, etc.

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