sportsaint
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Why everywhere he goes does that teams defenses play lights out but he comes to New Orleans and our players can’t execute the scheme/defense?
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I think the players have a lot to do with it. When you have a front like KC, it’s a lot easier for the whole defense to shine IMOWhy everywhere he goes does that teams defenses play lights out but he comes to New Orleans and our players can’t execute the scheme/defense?
Spags was the DC the year Payton was suspended.Because Payton ran everything…..He may not have called the defensive plays, but Spags didn’t do anything without permission
Spags was the DC the year Payton was suspended.
Spags couldn't bring in his own assistants, ran a hybrid of his actual defense because the players we had weren't built for it. He was doomed to fail from the start because of the head coach's blind loyalty to assistants who should have been gone.
He was hired prior to that suspension and was handcuffed with what he could do. He succeeds everywhere but here says something.Spags was the DC the year Payton was suspended.
IIRC, and I may not, Spags' defense is based on real-time decisions by the players and it's very complicated. I seem to recall that most of the issues with the defense were players either making the wrong choice or taking a split-second too long to make the decision.He was hired prior to that suspension and was handcuffed with what he could do. He succeeds everywhere but here says something.
Payton made the hire and the decisions prior to his suspension.Spags was the DC the year Payton was suspended