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Somebody answer a 3-4 question for me. Was the idea overall to switch defenses a bad one? If we had a different 3-4 DC with experience would the defense be better than it was last year. Why or why not.
So what did the coaches not do? It is mind blowing to me that we were that bad. Has anybody seen any other team switch and be that bad? I haven't.i actually think tennessee has some personnel that fit the 3-4 better.
people like to make the excuse that the 3-4 is so difficult to learn, but there is no way tennessee should have been that lost defensively.
and keep in mind, people in the secondary were lost too, and the switch to the 3-4 should not have effected them as much.
but, the hardest thing about playing the 3-4 is having a moose at nose guard and tennessee actually had that.
So what did the coaches not do? It is mind blowing to me that we were that bad. Has anybody seen any other team switch and be that bad? I haven't.
Has any other team had an uproven DC with a Monkey as head coach. The players said it themselves. They didn't have time to learn it. They was force fed it. Our defense was recruited for the 4-3.
yeah, but as i said earlier, the secondary was lost.
a cover 3 is a cover 3. a cover 2 is a cover 2. 2 deep, man underneath is 2 deep man underneath. etc, etc, etc.
usually, coverage mix ups are due to linebackers getting crossed up as to who has the tight end and who has the back. that kind of thing.
i don't know what the heck was going on or what happened, but it doesn't make sense.
the problems were not limited to which gap responsibility did the defensive lineman have on certain running plays.
i actually think tennessee has some personnel that fit the 3-4 better.
people like to make the excuse that the 3-4 is so difficult to learn, but there is no way tennessee should have been that lost defensively.
and keep in mind, people in the secondary were lost too, and the switch to the 3-4 should not have effected them as much.
but, the hardest thing about playing the 3-4 is having a moose at nose guard and tennessee actually had that.
I understand. I did however hear from someone that as good as AJ is that the majority of his tackles made that he was lined up wrong. I've been re-watching some of the games but I don't see it as bad as some have expressed. He looks good to me.
Hey, hey, hey I've been drunk on skates and the only person I tackled was myself. I think he does a good job and will continue to get better now that he, and the entire defensive group, can react instead of retract.
I understand. I did however hear from someone that as good as AJ is that the majority of his tackles made that he was lined up wrong. I've been re-watching some of the games but I don't see it as bad as some have expressed. He looks good to me.
I missed this somehow. Makes sense I guess?
I understand. I did however hear from someone that as good as AJ is that the majority of his tackles made that he was lined up wrong. I've been re-watching some of the games but I don't see it as bad as some have expressed. He looks good to me.
I did notice where he whiffed several times taking bad angles. I would have though Sal or whomever would have made the necessary correction. That's the part that gets me is they didn't fix it.I doubt Sunseri knew where AJ was supposed to be...skeptical that another player knew when he was in/out of position.
Doesn't that mean there will also be one less LB on the field to make a play? Seems like they will cancel each other out?