The bulk of his tackles are 5 to 6 yards deep on his side of the line of scrimmage. Ideally, you want him to be making his tackles closer to the line of scrimmage if not on the other side. If he were in better position more often, he can achieve this.
I agree but it's on the coaching staff to get with Jaylon and come up with a simpler scheme for him.
the bucs were 7-9. they had a QB that threw 30+ interceptions. that led directly to several of the losses. plus they lost a few games by less than a TD and incompetence at the QB contributed heavily to that.....they had a good defense that kept them in the games....the foundation was there except for QB.....they were way more competitive than the 36+ pts our defense was giving up and struggling to beat a bunch of 4 win teams with their back up QBs....our defense is not competitive. and I don't want to bring in older veterans "just because". we did it last year and by mid season all were off the team....we need to focus the draft on defense. allow quinn one year to implement his system and then see which players are good and have a future and then figure out where we lack and then find the "right" FAs in 2022.....
you have to dig deeper. offensively we will be ok when Dak gets back. that was the only reason we were competitive early, despite historically bad defense.
No was laughing at the wasting your breath part.Oh, I guess you prefer reading fiction.
