LTH":37l9way8 said:
I don't see poor coaching , I don't know why he should change a scheme that he believes in and has been so successful with.
Let me help you out.
- 32nd ranked defense in the league, with multiple probowlers and all-pros is poor coaching.
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Failing to disguise coverages on 92% of the snaps (a league high), and the direct opposite of what the best defenses in the NFL are doing is poor coaching.
- Failing to develop day 1 & day 2 draft picks (The bulk of where starting players come from.) Poor coaching.
- The defense hasn't been top 10 in over half a decade (an eternity in the NFL.) There will be some down years sure, it happens. But the Norton/Carroll combo has been an abject failure. The same problems keep cropping up under them season after season. Giving them more time isn't bearing any fruit, and if anything it seems to be getting worse. Poor coaching.
- The Coach admitted a couple of games ago that they are still trying to figure out how to use Jamal Adams. Poor coaching.
- Loaded up on a bunch of runstuffers at all levels of the defense, can't stop the run. Poor coaching.
- Ken Norton had a trend of not getting interceptions as the DC down in Oakland, and it has infected the Seahawks. Poor Coaching.
- New players both rookies and vets play their best when first inserted into the lineup and then begin to regress over time. Poor coaching.
- Ryan Neal, get him on the field more. Poor Coaching. Playing bad players (Flowers), while sitting good players (Neal). Poor coaching.
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They've squeezed all of the juice they can out of this turnip, it's just been diminishing returns for YEARS. Without a HoF QB carrying dead bodies over the finish line, they would be one of the worst teams in the NFL, due to how poorly coached on defense they are.
That isn't even getting into the personnel & management mistakes, like paying a QB's ransom for a box safety, or keeping Ken Norton as the DC. Just strictly looking at coaching here.