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Which play is more emblematic of Wannestadt's ineptitude? Was it giving up a 3rd and 17 where we dropped 7 men and still failed to guard Reggie Wayne? Or was it when we had them backed up in the shadow of their own goalpost and let Brown run 10 yards untouched for a first down?
Give me one good reason why that complete waste deserves another game. One.
Does our defensive plan involve no coverage in the middle of the field? Covering WRs seems to be OK on the sidelines, but across the middle of the field it is just non-existent.
Does our defensive plan involve no coverage in the middle of the field? Covering WRs seems to be OK on the sidelines, but across the middle of the field it is just non-existent.
I found a napkin at Duff's that said "4 DLine rush, back 7 drop into shallow zones." I think it was Wannestadt's playbook.
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