(09-30-2019, 04:35 AM)BritJag Wrote:

(09-30-2019, 04:29 AM)Eric1 Wrote: You're just making things worse by moving Hayden outside. He's proven to be a good nickle CB. He hasn't shown much outside.

So now you move him outside in hopes he'll play well, all while opening up a big hole at nickle CB. Now you got two question marks when you only had one.

The smart thing to do is do whatever it takes to make Ramsey happy. I said it from the start and I'll say it again.... You simply DON'T trade away your best player, especially when he's just entering the prime of his career. Teams who trade away their best players are how bad teams stay bad. You simply don't do it.

Get rid of the old dude named Coughlin, who's on his way out anyways. I mean lets be realistic here... Ramsey is 24, Coughlin is 74... Who would you rather be here for the next 4-8+ years?

Be careful on absolutes. We do not know how Hayden may have faired outside, today. We also know Herndon 'can play' inside, per coach. If the Denver brass thought they can target that one player in your secondary on the perimeter, and did it repeatedly, with success, an alternate quick fix plan is not unwarranted. 

They did mix it up 2nd half, no?

No they didn't mix it up in the 2nd half.. Our Offense kept them off the field for most of it. Our Offense ate up 10 1/2 minutes of straight game time to start the 2nd half. They ended up controlling 12 1/2 minutes of that 3rd quarter. The one time the Defense had to come through in that 2nd half, they got smoked.... 16 yard pass play and 27 yard pass play back to back in obvious passing situations. Herndon being the whipping boy again when it matter, after being the whipping boy all day as well.

The coaching staff also told us Herndon could play outside and he got worked easier than a loaf of bread... And that was against a very mediocre receiving corps and a bad QB..

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