I don't know the Xs and Os well enough to evaluate him, do you? Some of my good friends on here who are more knowledgeable than I have said he's bad, but aren't you interested to see what he'll do w/ some better players? I honestly do not know if he sucks or not, I admit it. However, getting more talent in here on D is much more important than firing Eber.
I do know my way around Xs and Os. Probably not that great at terminology but conceptually I totally get it.
It's not always easy to tell what play has been called on every play. So I'd need to rewind and look at what's happening, even then even the experts don't always know the exact play call.
That said, I'm not an expert by any means. But I don't have to be an expert psychologist to understand basic or intermediate concepts in psychology, for example.
What I see from UberSus is stubbornly sticking to a rigid scheme that he never thought about deviating from even when it wasn't working. This team was not getting the pressure needed to disrupt plays, and he just stuck to the scheme, no blitzing, until it was too late.
If we lose to the Raiders, especially if by fault of the defense, expect the possibility of someone else to taking over.
Jerry might copy what's happening in Washington. And he should.
Even someone who doesn't know scheme dynamics can see it's not working... Better players, OK.
A good defensive coordinator gets the best out of their players. It doesn't have to be THE best. But a good coordinator adjusts scheme to fit the players and doesn't necessarily need to overhaul the entire defense to have success because they utilize the players' strengths and hide their weaknesses.
BeeberFluff tries to hammer players' weaknesses into a rigid scheme, their strengths be damned.
It's the same thing he was criticized for in Chicago. That, and never taking any accountability for himself.
Like ever.
People like him don't change.
The only way to achieve change is to fire his sorry ace.
