Shawn Springs

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lifetimeskin
10-09-2006, 11:38 PM
I read a response to a thread, stating that "Gregg Williams had put all his eggs in one basket" referring to Sean Springs. This got me thinking....can ONE player turn the defense from a top 10 from a bottom 12 (NFL stats for total D)? Would Baltimore's defense be a bottom 12 without Ray Lewis? Would Chicago's be a bottom 12 without Urlacher?

After much tought, IMOF that QB is the only position that can drastically turn a team around. For example, I can't imagine the Colts, Pats, or the Eagles, Ravens, would be anywhere near that top of their game without their starting QB's.

Hence, I don't think ONE defensive player can change a defense that dramtically (other than a player in the mold of a LT or the Minister of D). I've got a couple of thoughts on our defense.....1) I truly think the skins defensive problems are much larger. I don't see skins other than Taylor are going all out.....is it just me or does it look like there is some fire missing. I know Taylor got burned on that one toss to Burress {sp} but he is causing fumbles, going hard....2) I feel the change in cornerback coaches has made a REAL difference... Our DB play has been real poor. Last year even Jimoh and the jouneyman safety that got hurt in the first play of this year looked like world beaters. That is coaching.

Would love to hear your thoughts....

my 2 cents.

SmootSmack
10-09-2006, 11:40 PM
Who knows if we could use Sean Springs. Shawn Springs on the other hand...

chris36
10-09-2006, 11:43 PM
Boy, I hope you are wrong. We need Sean to turn our defense around, cause it sucks.

MTK
10-09-2006, 11:44 PM
Shawn Springs is definitely missed, but one guy that we've all overlooked a bit is Prioleau. The loss of both of these guys really hurt. Losing these guys has had a ripple effect on the rest of the secondary.

C'mon guys, it's Shawn, not Sean. And for the millionth time it's Darrell Green, not Daryl.

SmootSmack
10-09-2006, 11:45 PM
Is it too much to ask that we spell his name right? It's Shawn, not Sean. I mean we're not talking about Ifeanyi Ohalete here.

MTK
10-09-2006, 11:46 PM
Is it too much to ask that we spell his name right? It's Shawn, not Sean. I mean we're not talking about Ifeanyi Ohalete here.

Even then, just toss the name in google and if you're close enough it will give you the correct spelling. It's not that hard.

lifetimeskin
10-09-2006, 11:51 PM
TAFKAS,

Got the message the first time.

I got it right on the title, but had a pint of Guinness while writing the body of the message and well, went with the Irish spelling.

It was not my intent to rise your ire, but to rise thought on the subject.

saden1
10-09-2006, 11:54 PM
If you can trust your CB to play man-to-man, yes one guy does make a difference. There are 3 key positions that are very important to every defense, the MLB, one CB and the FS. If you look at every good defense out there you'll notice they have studs in all three positions. With our current lineup only ST stands out and he has his share of issues.

SouperMeister
10-09-2006, 11:58 PM
The problems on D are greater than just missing Taylor. The D backfield play has been shaky, and we get ZERO pass rush from the front 4 without blitzing. I hate to say this, but Andre Carter is looking like a major bust. One sack and virtually no QB pressures through 5 games is a joke for what he's being paid.

SouperMeister
10-09-2006, 11:59 PM
The problems on D are greater than just missing Taylor. The D backfield play has been shaky, and we get ZERO pass rush from the front 4 without blitzing. I hate to say this, but Andre Carter is looking like a major bust. One sack and virtually no QB pressures through 5 games is a joke for what he's being paid.
Correction, I obviously meant greather than just missing Springs ;-)

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