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Oh agree totally. I wasn't necessarily talking about us. Just the general trope that "Coach X lost to any offense with a pulse" etc

I still don't understand why it's surprising that good offenses do better against the defense than bad ones.

This is a great breakdown. I think the concern most of us have isn't Manny as DC, but Manny as head coach AND DC. I'd love to see a breakdown of head coaches who also call plays (preferably on defense) and their relative success rates.