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It's a coaching cliche for a reason: some players bring juice to your defense. That means they play with energy, twitch and physicality. It sets a tone and gives your defense an identity.

We didn't have that last year, especially in our secondary. Blades and Ivey weren't physical. Hall was tough enough, but tended to blend in the background. Bolden was inconsistent. We were a slow, passive and uninspired defense.

TRob is known for producing DBs who play hard, fast and aggressive. He likes to create a competitive environment. But he needs new blood to crank up the temperature in the room. Enter Tyrique Stevenson. He's ridiculously explosive, with a verified 4.49 and 40 inch VJ at 200+. He's also tough as **** and plays with motor. James Williams is not only a freak, but a passionate Energizer bunny with an engine that runs the entire game. Avantae Williams is cut from the same cloth.

I expect to see a different tone on next year's defense, and those four additions are a big reason why.
 
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guys want to go pro and for all the coaching rumph did, he didn't have many guys to point to in the league ... trob comes with a roster full of pro guys he's coached, i think you see top flight cbs starting '21 ... yall keep hating on manny, he might actually figure this **** out
 
It's a coaching cliche for a reason: some players bring juice to your defense. That means they play with energy, twitch and physicality. It sets a tone and gives your defense an identity.

We didn't have that last year, especially in our secondary. Blades and Ivey weren't physical. Hall was tough enough, but tended to blend in the background. Bolden was inconsistent. We were a slow, passive and uninspired defense.

TRob is known for producing DBs who play hard, fast and aggressive. He likes to create a competitive environment. But he needs new blood to up the temperature in the room. Enter Tyrique Stevenson. He's ridiculously explosive, with a verified 4.49 and 40 inch VJ at 200+. He's also tough as **** and plays with motor. James Williams is not only a freak, but a passionate Energizer bunny with an engine that runs the entire game. Avantae Williams is cut from the same cloth.

I expect to see a different tone on next year's defense, and those four additions are a big reason why.
I hope coaches don't play favorites. Let the best players play regardless of class...
 
It's a coaching cliche for a reason: some players bring juice to your defense. That means they play with energy, twitch and physicality. It sets a tone and gives your defense an identity.

We didn't have that last year, especially in our secondary. Blades and Ivey weren't physical. Hall was tough enough, but tended to blend in the background. Bolden was inconsistent. We were a slow, passive and uninspired defense.

TRob is known for producing DBs who play hard, fast and aggressive. He likes to create a competitive environment. But he needs new blood to up the temperature in the room. Enter Tyrique Stevenson. He's ridiculously explosive, with a verified 4.49 and 40 inch VJ at 200+. He's also tough as **** and plays with motor. James Williams is not only a freak, but a passionate Energizer bunny with an engine that runs the entire game. Avantae Williams is cut from the same cloth.

I expect to see a different tone on next year's defense, and those four additions are a big reason why.
Not trying muddy the water here but do you think there is a chance we stop seeing players playing based off seniority?
 
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Spot on, but with this same scheme nothing will change. This current scheme encourages being passive and tentative with all the soft zones they play. Bring in a qualified DC with a aggressive but disciplined scheme, team him up with T Rob and we cooking.
Doubt TRob came here to play that lame *** sHT Manny preaches...that why I say something’s gotta be in the works for a new DC...TRob ain’t taking orders from Baker bet that..
 
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