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View Poll Results: Who is playing adequately or better within their role?
Allen Bailey 50 51.02%
Anthony Hitchens 2 2.04%
Breeland Speaks 7 7.14%
Chris Jones 65 66.33%
Dee Ford 75 76.53%
Derrick Nnadi 38 38.78%
Eric Murray 1 1.02%
Jarvis Jenkins 9 9.18%
Jordan Lucas 54 55.10%
Justin Houston 34 34.69%
Kendall Fuller 29 29.59%
Orlando Scandrick 37 37.76%
Reggie Ragland 0 0%
Ron Parker 6 6.12%
Steven Nelson 14 14.29%
Tanoh Kpassagnon 9 9.18%
Terrance Smith 3 3.06%
Xavier Williams 12 12.24%
None of these guys are playing adequately. 11 11.22%
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Old 10-14-2018, 11:45 PM  
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Which defensive players are performing adequately?
Poll to follow.

Relative to their assigned role, which defensive players are performing at or above a level that is to be reasonably expected?

(In other words, don't penalize a guy for being a backup. Consider just his performance on the field when he's playing.)

Note: I'm not including the following players who are not getting regular defensive snaps or are new to the team.

Ben Niemann
Charvarius Ward
Dorian O'Daniel
Eric Berry
Josh Shaw
Justin Hamilton
Leon McQuay
Nate Orchard
Tremon Smith
Frank Zombo
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Old 10-14-2018, 11:59 PM   #16
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Chris Jones has this problem if not trying for half the game.
I actually didn't vote for Chris Jones. It seems like I should, but he's AWOL on 99 percent of plays. The challenge, though, is that by design he's being double or triple teamed on every play because of that freaking two-man front.

All in all, I think the best players on our defense right now are:

1. Allen Bailey.
2. Orlando Scandrick
3. Dee Ford
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Old 10-15-2018, 12:01 AM   #17
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Shouldn't talk bad on Jones, he was playing against a world-class interior line tonight.
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Old 10-15-2018, 12:04 AM   #18
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Hitchens is sure earning that $14M signing bonus. Another overpaid defensive player.
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Old 10-15-2018, 12:07 AM   #19
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Hitchens is sure earning that $14M signing bonus. Another overpaid defensive player.
Hitchens needs a scheme change. He was a BAMF in the Dallas 4-3.
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Old 10-15-2018, 12:07 AM   #20
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Hitchens, Ragland and Williams were Veach's answers to stopping the run.

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Old 10-15-2018, 01:02 AM   #22
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Jones, Bailey, Ford and Lucas.

Houston out again, hasn't done a whole hell of a lot since the $100 mill contract. He needs to play like a freaking DMVP or it's not adequate. Definitely could have used him tonight though.
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Old 10-15-2018, 02:13 AM   #23
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Hitchens needs a scheme change. He was a BAMF in the Dallas 4-3.
starting to wonder if this is true. He's been too good historically.
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Chris Jones has this problem if not trying for half the game.
Thats not true. He just gets sloppy with his technique and relies on his athleticism too much at times.
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Defensive line needs to make more plays. Linebackers need to attack and play down hill and secondary have to come and fill gaps/make tackles.
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Just think what a difference EB would have made had he not have some sort of heel issue. I mean he is a difference maker and play maker and just what this defense could rally around making the others step it up a notch.



I just don't get how someone has so many setbacks with all the talent that he is.
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So to summarize, more than half of us feel that we've got one adequate lineman (Jones), one adequate linebacker (Ford), and one adequate safety (Lucas). A solid minority (25%+) also think that we have a second and third lineman (Bailey and Nnadi), second linebacker (Houston) and cornerback (Scandrick) who are solid.

So our big holes are ILB (we need two), CB (we need one), and S (we need one).

Get on it, Veach. And give Niemann a shot.
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