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Did the Ryans oversimplify their defense Thursday night?


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There was a quote from one of the Jets reporters after the game that Fitz felt there was very little motion before the snap by the defense unlike a normal Ryan scheme. She hinted that this might be twin Rob's influence. With all this worry about offense, the attention on D has taken a back seat. But another performance like Thursday and the transformation of this defense from world class to high school level would be complete.

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There was a quote from one of the Jets reporters after the game that Fitz felt there was very little motion before the snap by the defense unlike a normal Ryan scheme. She hinted that this might be twin Rob's influence. With all this worry about offense, the attention on D has taken a back seat. But another performance like Thursday and the transformation of this defense from world class to high school level would be complete.

No. It wasn't simplified. The cance... Err... Ryan brothers (cancer) stopped sending any more than 3 pass rushers in the second half of the game, and rolled up their safties into an underneath zone, leaving the corners 1-1 with their assignments, where they were completely mis-matched by much larger receivers in isolation in 5-7 second chunks.

 

It wasn't simplified, it was poorly schemed.

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There was a quote from one of the Jets reporters after the game that Fitz felt there was very little motion before the snap by the defense unlike a normal Ryan scheme. She hinted that this might be twin Rob's influence.

last year's defense was a rex/schwartz hybrid and this year's is a rob/rex hybrid. hence, they suck.

 

our defense will be awesome next year when it's only rex calling the shots. errr...dennis thurman.

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There was a quote from one of the Jets reporters after the game that Fitz felt there was very little motion before the snap by the defense unlike a normal Ryan scheme. She hinted that this might be twin Rob's influence. With all this worry about offense, the attention on D has taken a back seat. But another performance like Thursday and the transformation of this defense from world class to high school level would be complete.

 

our players were still confused out there as players were pointing to each other what to do even while the ball was being snapped. Same BS as last yr, Ryans Defense is too complicated and difficult to perform unless you have Super Stars to run it, it doesn't work. Our "shut down" corners where on an island all night and got exposed big time.

If Rex stays next year expect first 2 or 3 picks to be defense as usual for all Rex drafts.

 

expect massive fan revolt

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our players were still confused out there as players were pointing to each other what to do even while the ball was being snapped. Same BS as last yr, Ryans Defense is too complicated and difficult to perform unless you have Super Stars to run it, it doesn't work. Our "shut down" corners where on an island all night and got exposed big time.

 

 

expect massive fan revolt

See above. So our defenders can't find their way out of a wet paper bag?
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There was a quote from one of the Jets reporters after the game that Fitz felt there was very little motion before the snap by the defense unlike a normal Ryan scheme. She hinted that this might be twin Rob's influence. With all this worry about offense, the attention on D has taken a back seat. But another performance like Thursday and the transformation of this defense from world class to high school level would be complete.

There was no pass rush generated, hence D looked pretty ordinary. Bills defense was on the field for 40+ minutes....Our offense sucks. The only issue I had with the D was that they were giving up 3rd 9s consistently.

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I think the front 7 became tired after so many 3-and-outs on offense. Also not helping is missing Dareus so the rotation is shorter. But Gilmore and Darby weren't out of position that often. Fitz made some spot-on-the-money throws, putting the ball where only the WR could get it. It's hard to defend that.

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I think the front 7 became tired after so many 3-and-outs on offense. Also not helping is missing Dareus so the rotation is shorter. But Gilmore and Darby weren't out of position that often. Fitz made some spot-on-the-money throws, putting the ball where only the WR could get it. It's hard to defend that.

 

 

I think you didn't watch the game.

 

The Bills D started the game allowing a 16 play drive by the Jets. The Bills first possession was a quick TD. The D then allowed an 11 play drive that ended the 1st Q.

 

In fact, the Bills had one 3 and out in the first half and came out and scored a TD on their first possession of the second half.

 

The D was gassed because the CB's can't cover man to man and couldn't get off the field.

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Here's one I'm actually gonna defend Rex and Rob on - look how many new players were out there on Thursday. Kind of hard to run complex schemes when the players haven't been around long enough to have even played more than a couple dozen plays alongside each other. I don't however give him a pass on continuing to leave the big WRs isolated on Gilmore/Darby.

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I think the front 7 became tired after so many 3-and-outs on offense. Also not helping is missing Dareus so the rotation is shorter. But Gilmore and Darby weren't out of position that often. Fitz made some spot-on-the-money throws, putting the ball where only the WR could get it. It's hard to defend that.

And the reason he was able to make those throws was because he had no pressure.

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