14 Missed Tackles vs Bears

[CF74]

On the way to work today was listening to the Fan blast the players and they said we missed 14 tackles against the Bears.. Are y’all paying attention yet??? Nobody misses that many tackles in one game. I’ve seen better acting on Wrastling back in the day..

They whiffed on purpose, the team is quietly tanking on purpose but only losing by just a few points to give the illusion of trying to win. Pay attention or go back and watch the tape you will see some half assed missed tackles.. They are doing just enough on offense for stats and agents to have the ammo they need for negotiating new contracts. Anyways it’s really bad and blatantly obvious if u care to notice..

Welcome to Team Tank....

 

[HeavyBarrel]

Lack of effort or lack of talent misses tackles.....I don’t care how tired you are either

 

[Creeper]

Only 14? That was the just the first half, right?

 

[CPanther95]

Only 14? That was the just the first half, right?

I was thinking there were at least that many on that one play.

 

[John813]

14 seems low. What's the criteria for a missed tackle? lol

 

[catiii]

On the way to work today was listening to the Fan blast the players and they said we missed 14 tackles against the Bears.. Are y’all paying attention yet??? Nobody misses that many tackles in one game. I’ve seen better acting on Wrastling back in the day..

They whiffed on purpose, the team is quietly tanking on purpose but only losing by just a few points to give the illusion of trying to win. Pay attention or go back and watch the tape you will see some half assed missed tackles.. They are doing just enough on offense for stats and agents to have the ammo they need for negotiating new contracts. Anyways it’s really bad and blatantly obvious if u care to notice..

Welcome to Team Tank....

Well, I thought about it and I've got to agree. Tackling is something learned in pop warner. These guys have been in the game all their lives. If they aren't making tackles, at the professional level in the NFL, it's got to be intentional. Tackling takes effort and it hurts. If they're not wanting to hurt, then they obviously don't care. We're dealing with an entitlement attitude here.

 

[maryquality]

I find it inexcusable the amount of missed tackles this team has. If I'm a defensive coach, I would be having tackling drills nonstop, all day, every day till the players start puking!! These coaches need to send a message that this should not be tolerated!! But, I guess our coaches don't care anymore either. Sad state of affairs.

 

[G2]

Freaking Prescott.

 

[CPanther95]

14 seems low. What's the criteria for a missed tackle? lol

Well, first thing is you have to try.

That probably eliminates a lot of what you're thinking of.

 

[speedkilz88]

 

[Ranched]

Bears game was just a carbon copy of previous games/missed tackles. Their inconsistent tackling, has been pervasive against the run and pass. After missing just 10 tackles in all of '18, LVE has missed 14 tackles in just nine games this season. Jaylon missed 12 tackles last year and has already missed nine this year.

Besides injury, it’s hard to pinpoint just one area where they need to improve. Luckily for Jerry, the core of his linebacker group Jaylon and LVE is still very young, they should become more consistent and fundamentally strong as they gain more experience on the field.

 

[maryquality]

Disgusting!! smdh

 

[MysteryIceGuro]

#FullTeamTank2019

 

[speedkilz88]

I don't know how Jaylon explains this miss. Xavier Woods & Byron Jones have the outside contained forcing the WR right into his path for what should have been an easy boom type tackle.

 

[Cowboysheelsreds053]

Well, first thing is you have to try.

That probably eliminates a lot of what you're thinking of.

LLLOOOLLL, CPAN strikes again.

 

[ChuckA1]

This D has played poorly, including missed tackles. Hopefully this is coaching and not player abilities, or lack there of.

 

[conner01]

I don't know how Jaylon explains this miss. Xavier Woods & Byron Jones have the outside contained forcing the WR right into his path for what should have been an easy boom type tackle.

Jaylon never touched him because he took the wrong angle considering his only escape was back across the field
I suspect there is lots of video of bad angles floating around on this team

 

[rnr_honeybadger]

Yea you get piss poor production when there is 0 accountability. Why are people surprised?

 

[Zordon]

I don't know how Jaylon explains this miss. Xavier Woods & Byron Jones have the outside contained forcing the WR right into his path for what should have been an easy boom type tackle.

The most embarrassing play of the season. But hey don't forget to go cast you pro bowl vote for Jaylon.

 

[Big_D]

Maybe they finally gave up on coaching which is fantastic at this point.