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Edsall defended him plenty last season - It now is a reflection on both of them. I feel for him but agree - we need better results.
Crocker at the end of the game.
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I have never understood where people get this "he makes more than $X a year, so therefore not having human empathy for him is fine." It's not a good look.
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C+. You passed.
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I was waiting for someone to comment on that post. If I had capitalized the "T" would if have been a B-"
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I hope it's not Voldemort.
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Addresses end of game @ 2:54:
Better results with what personnel?
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eh, by what I"ve seen through 3 games this season, Crocker is going nowhere, nor is Edsall, and they've got their player in the middle of the D to build around in #57. That kid is a monster and looks like he can move. The rest is just whining and excuses because right now in September 2018, we're a young D (and team) and we suck.
I read an article the other day, where a starting player on D was quoted talking about how he had to learn to wrap up to make a tackle. That's not a joke. If they're not conditioned, trained and automatic on the fundamentals of tackling - how the hell are they going to expected to know how to fill a gap with their body positioning properly to shed a block and make the tackle?
Players are going to get older. That I can guarantee. Whether or not the ones here develop physically and mentally as players and together as a team will depend on how well the program is running as a machine, and the fuel for the machine is recruits.
I read an article the other day, where a starting player on D was quoted talking about how he had to learn to wrap up to make a tackle. That's not a joke. If they're not conditioned, trained and automatic on the fundamentals of tackling - how the hell are they going to expected to know how to fill a gap with their body positioning properly to shed a block and make the tackle?
Players are going to get older. That I can guarantee. Whether or not the ones here develop physically and mentally as players and together as a team will depend on how well the program is running as a machine, and the fuel for the machine is recruits.