What could the pass rush be if the QB had to hitch or pause a second because of good coverage? Rarely did a QB have to go to their second, let alone third read.
What could the pass rush be if the QB had to hitch or pause a second because of good coverage? Rarely did a QB have to go to their second, let alone third read.
Our coverage is never close to any wr that makes a catch. It’s 5 yards away. Let alone they dial up stupid coverages that are dumb. When worthy was in the slot and I think it was 3rd and long we call cover 2 with no help over the deep middle. Luckily dropped pass rotated over to make the play.
I do not have any faith in this defensive staff to call a good game or to teach anything with coverage of worth. They do have more talent coming in which is good, but I am pretty confident these guys are not up to par as DC’s.
What could the pass rush be if the QB had to hitch or pause a second because of good coverage? Rarely did a QB have to go to their second, let alone third read.
Our coverage is never close to any wr that makes a catch. It’s 5 yards away. Let alone they dial up stupid coverages that are dumb. When worthy was in the slot and I think it was 3rd and long we call cover 2 with no help over the deep middle. Luckily dropped pass rotated over to make the play.
I do not have any faith in this defensive staff to call a good game or to teach anything with coverage of worth. They do have more talent coming in which is good, but I am pretty confident these guys are not up to par as DC’s.
I’m Not ready to cut bait yet. DeBoer, Inge, Morrell have all said at different times through the year that because of a lack of quality DB depth they’ve had to be more creative in their ability to mask deficiencies. I’m not sure they’ve ever been able to run their stuff, whatever that is, all year. Let’s plug in some new talent and see how it all fleshes out. I’m thinking 15 games of evidence, 18 tops.
What could the pass rush be if the QB had to hitch or pause a second because of good coverage? Rarely did a QB have to go to their second, let alone third read.
Our coverage is never close to any wr that makes a catch. It’s 5 yards away. Let alone they dial up stupid coverages that are dumb. When worthy was in the slot and I think it was 3rd and long we call cover 2 with no help over the deep middle. Luckily dropped pass rotated over to make the play.
I do not have any faith in this defensive staff to call a good game or to teach anything with coverage of worth. They do have more talent coming in which is good, but I am pretty confident these guys are not up to par as DC’s.
I’m Not ready to cut bait yet. DeBoer, Inge, Morrell have all said at different times through the year that because of a lack of quality DB depth they’ve had to be more creative in their ability to mask deficiencies. I’m not sure they’ve ever been able to run their stuff, whatever that is, all year. Let’s plug in some new talent and see how it all fleshes out. I’m thinking 15 games of evidence, 18 tops.
@GrandpaSankey can see that the back seven didn't have a single, really good player and that most were undeniably bad. They scratched and clawed and found ways to play enough winning defense to beat teams with decided talent advantages like Tejas and Oregon and held serve 5-0 down the stretch against the teams that didn't
What could the pass rush be if the QB had to hitch or pause a second because of good coverage? Rarely did a QB have to go to their second, let alone third read.
Our coverage is never close to any wr that makes a catch. It’s 5 yards away. Let alone they dial up stupid coverages that are dumb. When worthy was in the slot and I think it was 3rd and long we call cover 2 with no help over the deep middle. Luckily dropped pass rotated over to make the play.
I do not have any faith in this defensive staff to call a good game or to teach anything with coverage of worth. They do have more talent coming in which is good, but I am pretty confident these guys are not up to par as DC’s.
I’m Not ready to cut bait yet. DeBoer, Inge, Morrell have all said at different times through the year that because of a lack of quality DB depth they’ve had to be more creative in their ability to mask deficiencies. I’m not sure they’ve ever been able to run their stuff, whatever that is, all year. Let’s plug in some new talent and see how it all fleshes out. I’m thinking 15 games of evidence, 18 tops.
@GrandpaSankey can see that the back seven didn't have a single, really good player and that most were undeniably bad. They scratched and clawed and found ways to play enough winning defense to beat teams with decided talent advantages like Tejas and Oregon and held serve 5-0 down the stretch against the teams that didn't
I'll lipo into next season.
They were really high on perryman Powell and banks until everyone realized they got burned non stop. I am more concerned about blown coverages which happened too much. No understanding of leverage or help etc.
What could the pass rush be if the QB had to hitch or pause a second because of good coverage? Rarely did a QB have to go to their second, let alone third read.
Our coverage is never close to any wr that makes a catch. It’s 5 yards away. Let alone they dial up stupid coverages that are dumb. When worthy was in the slot and I think it was 3rd and long we call cover 2 with no help over the deep middle. Luckily dropped pass rotated over to make the play.
I do not have any faith in this defensive staff to call a good game or to teach anything with coverage of worth. They do have more talent coming in which is good, but I am pretty confident these guys are not up to par as DC’s.
I’m Not ready to cut bait yet. DeBoer, Inge, Morrell have all said at different times through the year that because of a lack of quality DB depth they’ve had to be more creative in their ability to mask deficiencies. I’m not sure they’ve ever been able to run their stuff, whatever that is, all year. Let’s plug in some new talent and see how it all fleshes out. I’m thinking 15 games of evidence, 18 tops.
@GrandpaSankey can see that the back seven didn't have a single, really good player and that most were undeniably bad. They scratched and clawed and found ways to play enough winning defense to beat teams with decided talent advantages like Tejas and Oregon and held serve 5-0 down the stretch against the teams that didn't
I'll lipo into next season.
They were really high on perryman Powell and banks until everyone realized they got burned non stop. I am more concerned about blown coverages which happened too much. No understanding of leverage or help etc.
I can't argue any of that.
The big thing to me was that not once all season did a UW DB make any kind of instinctive play. Maybe the Turner pick in one of the first games along the sideline. That's it. Nobody jumped a route. Nobody made a good read, came off their guy and made a play. Nobody got decleated. They just looked slow weak, unathletic, and overmatched.
So I'm banking on massive improvement. Probably just get up to Pac 12 average though. With UWs pass rush that would be pretty good.
What could the pass rush be if the QB had to hitch or pause a second because of good coverage? Rarely did a QB have to go to their second, let alone third read.
Our coverage is never close to any wr that makes a catch. It’s 5 yards away. Let alone they dial up stupid coverages that are dumb. When worthy was in the slot and I think it was 3rd and long we call cover 2 with no help over the deep middle. Luckily dropped pass rotated over to make the play.
I do not have any faith in this defensive staff to call a good game or to teach anything with coverage of worth. They do have more talent coming in which is good, but I am pretty confident these guys are not up to par as DC’s.
I’m Not ready to cut bait yet. DeBoer, Inge, Morrell have all said at different times through the year that because of a lack of quality DB depth they’ve had to be more creative in their ability to mask deficiencies. I’m not sure they’ve ever been able to run their stuff, whatever that is, all year. Let’s plug in some new talent and see how it all fleshes out. I’m thinking 15 games of evidence, 18 tops.
@GrandpaSankey can see that the back seven didn't have a single, really good player and that most were undeniably bad. They scratched and clawed and found ways to play enough winning defense to beat teams with decided talent advantages like Tejas and Oregon and held serve 5-0 down the stretch against the teams that didn't
I'll lipo into next season.
They were really high on perryman Powell and banks until everyone realized they got burned non stop. I am more concerned about blown coverages which happened too much. No understanding of leverage or help etc.
I can't argue any of that.
The big thing to me was that not once all season did a UW DB make any kind of instinctive play. Maybe the Turner pick in one of the first games along the sideline. That's it. Nobody jumped a route. Nobody made a good read, came off their guy and made a play. Nobody got decleated. They just looked slow weak, unathletic, and overmatched.
So I'm banking on massive improvement. Probably just get up to Pac 12 average though. With UWs pass rush that would be pretty good.
Irvin in the msu game made a few nice plays and then avoided contact vs ucla and then was out hurt basically the rest of the season. But yes the point stands. We have no choice but to wait and Lipo.
What could the pass rush be if the QB had to hitch or pause a second because of good coverage? Rarely did a QB have to go to their second, let alone third read.
Our coverage is never close to any wr that makes a catch. It’s 5 yards away. Let alone they dial up stupid coverages that are dumb. When worthy was in the slot and I think it was 3rd and long we call cover 2 with no help over the deep middle. Luckily dropped pass rotated over to make the play.
I do not have any faith in this defensive staff to call a good game or to teach anything with coverage of worth. They do have more talent coming in which is good, but I am pretty confident these guys are not up to par as DC’s.
I’m Not ready to cut bait yet. DeBoer, Inge, Morrell have all said at different times through the year that because of a lack of quality DB depth they’ve had to be more creative in their ability to mask deficiencies. I’m not sure they’ve ever been able to run their stuff, whatever that is, all year. Let’s plug in some new talent and see how it all fleshes out. I’m thinking 15 games of evidence, 18 tops.
@GrandpaSankey can see that the back seven didn't have a single, really good player and that most were undeniably bad. They scratched and clawed and found ways to play enough winning defense to beat teams with decided talent advantages like Tejas and Oregon and held serve 5-0 down the stretch against the teams that didn't
I'll lipo into next season.
They were really high on perryman Powell and banks until everyone realized they got burned non stop. I am more concerned about blown coverages which happened too much. No understanding of leverage or help etc.
I can't argue any of that.
The big thing to me was that not once all season did a UW DB make any kind of instinctive play. Maybe the Turner pick in one of the first games along the sideline. That's it. Nobody jumped a route. Nobody made a good read, came off their guy and made a play. Nobody got decleated. They just looked slow weak, unathletic, and overmatched.
So I'm banking on massive improvement. Probably just get up to Pac 12 average though. With UWs pass rush that would be pretty good.
Cook knocking out Nix was probably the closest thing.
I kept re-reading the headline thinking it had to mean a DB was surprised to hear from Washington because Jimmy and the clowns he had coaching DBs hadn't recruited anyone in five years.
The DBs really have to find a way to get ints. After Michigan State they only had three.
-Stanford Cam Bright off a drop or a bad pass and kind of fluky -ASU QB throwing it deep on third and long basically as a punt -Colorado in a game that was garbage time the entire time
I think they only forced like three fumbles all year after the Stanford game which I'm not counting because Shaw's weird offense basically fed McKee to the wolves.
If he sees the field next year, something is seriously wrong.
I love Kam Fab because he looks like a UW frat boy snuck into the locker room, put on someone else's pads, and then some drunk coach mistakenly put him out there. And has gotten away with that for 2+ seasons.
Putting on a cowboy hat and popping off while being a highlight reel is just awesome.
If he sees the field next year, something is seriously wrong.
I love Kam Fab because he looks like a UW frat boy snuck into the locker room, put on someone else's pads, and then some drunk coach mistakenly put him out there. And has gotten away with that for 2+ seasons.
Putting on a cowboy hat and popping off while being a highlight reel is just awesome.
I do 1000% support guys putting on cowboy hats and popping off when they beat texas it’s fucking hilarious
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I do not have any faith in this defensive staff to call a good game or to teach anything with coverage of worth. They do have more talent coming in which is good, but I am pretty confident these guys are not up to par as DC’s.
Good way to say NIL money coach Inge lol
I'll lipo into next season.
The big thing to me was that not once all season did a UW DB make any kind of instinctive play. Maybe the Turner pick in one of the first games along the sideline. That's it. Nobody jumped a route. Nobody made a good read, came off their guy and made a play. Nobody got decleated. They just looked slow weak, unathletic, and overmatched.
So I'm banking on massive improvement. Probably just get up to Pac 12 average though. With UWs pass rush that would be pretty good.
The DBs really have to find a way to get ints. After Michigan State they only had three.
-Stanford Cam Bright off a drop or a bad pass and kind of fluky
-ASU QB throwing it deep on third and long basically as a punt
-Colorado in a game that was garbage time the entire time
I think they only forced like three fumbles all year after the Stanford game which I'm not counting because Shaw's weird offense basically fed McKee to the wolves.
If he sees the field next year, something is seriously wrong.
Putting on a cowboy hat and popping off while being a highlight reel is just awesome.