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hmm , maybe he is buddhist?Isignificant philosophical
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hmm , maybe he is buddhist?Isignificant philosophical
Didn't GW run a fair amount of modified 3-5?
Didn't GW run a fair amount of modified 3-5?
No. He was signed by St.Louis specifically to be a starting LB (replacing Chamberlain actually who we friggen signed) on the evaluation of Greg Williams.
So Vitt developed Dunbar into the guy that Williams wanted to sign to start at LB. Spag let Dunbar walk so he could bring in his guy Chamberlain.
So Vitt gets credit for Dunbar. Dunbar got his job because of the progress he made under Vitt that Williams saw.
so, vitt developed dunbar to play behind the ever-so-great scott shanle? Nope, vitt and gw chose to start the likes of shanle instead of dunbar. Vitt gets no credit for developing dunbar.
Dunbar came in here as an undrafted rookie, got better every year and therefore got more playing time. When he was ready to start he did start - he started 14 games in 2011. That's exactly what you are hoping for and it's a success story. If you don't want to give Vitt any credit for that then you are free to do so but Dunbar's career clearly shows that young players did get better under Vitt.
Dunbar came in here as an undrafted rookie, got better every year and therefore got more playing time. When he was ready to start he did start - he started 14 games in 2011. That's exactly what you are hoping for and it's a success story. If you don't want to give Vitt any credit for that then you are free to do so but Dunbar's career clearly shows that young players did get better under Vitt.
Dunbar came in here as an undrafted rookie, got better every year and therefore got more playing time. When he was ready to start he did start - he started 14 games in 2011. That's exactly what you are hoping for and it's a success story. If you don't want to give Vitt any credit for that then you are free to do so but Dunbar's career clearly shows that young players did get better under Vitt.
This guy is clueless! How can he give credit to Vitt for developing Dunbar but Shanle started in front of this guy. Are you serious....
There are alot of people on here that doesn't know anything about football or talent...PERIOD DOT!
Shanle is below average as a LB.....always has been. Dunbar was better than him and we let Dunbar go....hmmmmm doesn't seem smart at all.
hmm , maybe he is buddhist?
This guy is clueless! How can he give credit to Vitt for developing Dunbar but Shanle started in front of this guy. Are you serious....
There are alot of people on here that doesn't know anything about football or talent...PERIOD DOT!
Shanle is below average as a LB.....always has been. Dunbar was better than him and we let Dunbar go....hmmmmm doesn't seem smart at all.
So, Vitt developed Dunbar to play behind the ever-so-great Scott Shanle? Nope, Vitt and GW chose to start the likes of Shanle instead of Dunbar. Vitt gets no credit for developing Dunbar.