(01-05-2019, 11:21 AM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(01-04-2019, 02:21 PM)TheDogCatcher Wrote: He did seem to become a competent coordinator as the season progressed. However, I hope he’ll be learning some new tricks in the offseason. Pete Carroll is the only one adept at running the Seattle defense. Bradley finally has got it going in LA after failing here with it. Wash is merely a disciple of a disciple and needs to continue building a fresh system to the current personnel.

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I'd just like to see Wash get a bit more aggressive within his zone usage. 

For instance another blitz package to accompany Cover 1 sets would help matters.

The cover 2 looks could use more press at the line from the corners.
And the C3/C4 looks need tweaks to stop just completely giving up the underneath stuff so easily. That's a tough fix though. Especially when your WLB has a rough go of it in coverage like Telvin did last year.

lol ... everyone's a coach. We do watch games on television, so therefore.

Not saying you're right or wrong. Who knows? But we don't know the players and we're sure not at practice. But I understand the temptation to play Coach.

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(12-31-2018, 10:46 AM)StroudCrowd1 Wrote: If Marrone were smart, which he isn't, he would fire Wash and give Joseph a shot with this defense.

Why?

Three years ago had you ever even heard the name Vance Joseph? Big fan of his schemes, I'm sure.

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