Watching the Chargers use their deep secondary and adopt an ultra-specific game-plan to defeat the Ravens has me jealous about the dearth of talent in Pittsburgh’s secondary
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Watching the Chargers use their deep secondary and adopt an ultra-specific game-plan to defeat the Ravens has me jealous about the dearth of talent in Pittsburgh’s secondary
https://www.behindthesteelcurtain.co...ike-tomlin-nfl
not my fault I drove the bus yelling and screaming all the way that we needed to draft Desmond King .... but noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo they let him get by them 3 times ...
Granted King is not the " most heralded member" of the Charger secondary but he is an important one none the less and has put up some numbers for them in the secondary as well as special teams as a return man ( as the steelers seen first hand )
Kenny Pickett is who I though he was .. Eagles problem now
We gotta find more polished recruits. Unless we end up hiring the Munchak of DB coaches, no more 'raw, but needs coaching' draft picks.
Sensabaugh is proof we can have a good enough defense with players who aren't the most athletic but fundamentally sound
Merry Christmas
I basically said the same thing in another thread here. Post #60 : http://www.steelersuniverse.com/foru...l=1#post676537
The defense the Chargers used against the Ravens was a variation of what we heard last offseason that the Steelers may be using when they picked up a handful of safeties in free agency and the draft. We never saw any of that and, in fact, they chose to roll out LB's to cover WR's rather than use a combination of versatile defensive backs in a scheme devised to do exactly what the Chargers coaches did in the Ravens game.
The defensive schemes they used this year did not inspire my confidence in their ability to use innovation. Frankly, we don't even know what some of these young players can do because they never play them.