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The backend of KC defense is terrible.
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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?
Here are his defensive DVOA ranks as a DC since leaving the Saints: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?
I forgot about that, but one anonymous Saints defender felt strongly about moving on from him at DC:It’s been a long time now but I seem to remember players not liking him. Was that the issue too? I can remember Shanle making a few comments here and there. it felt like there was a mutiny on that side of the ball.
Did the writer of that article seriously not understand why a player would hold on to that information until after the season was over?I forgot about that, but one anonymous Saints defender felt strongly about moving on from him at DC:
Do Saints Players Really Hate Defensive Coordinator Steve Spagnuolo?
It’s almost as if the New Orleans Saints can’t find a way to return to normalcy. Just days after the 2012 regular season ended, a season of turmoil from start to finish, ...syndication.bleacherreport.com
Didn't have the right personnel.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?
Remember when Rob Ryan was our Defensive coordinator?
This right here. It’s all about his Dline. Find those kinds of guys like Justin Tuck. Move him all along the Dline. Stop investing in raw guys like Davenport who has failed to learn any pass rushing techniquesI 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 IMO
The third down siren at the Dome to warn you Ryan’s defense would blow this call. Thankfully we gave that noise thing to Atlanta .Except for the terrible defensive play, I really enjoyed the Rob Ryan DC years. It was fun seeing him pop into various local establishments after games.