Yeah, ex-Bengal makes sense. Miami likes hiring from loser franchises.[/QUOTEOh, you me
Oh, you mean like the Vikings hiring Mike Zimmer from that same, so called, loser Bengals organization?
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Yeah, ex-Bengal makes sense. Miami likes hiring from loser franchises.[/QUOTEOh, you me
Gase promoted Burke so fast, as if it was a no-brainer. Burke was waiting in the wings and the moment Denver hired Vance Joseph, Burke was the DC. I don't love Burke or dislike him in any way so let's see how next season plays out before we start changing everything. If we have faith in Adam Gase then we have to give his hand picked DC a chance, he sure looked good in the NE game.
This. You can’t cover anyone for as long as our d-line asked everyone behind them to.Aside from our obvious poor lb play i swear i would curse the lack of pressure on the third and longs where our blitz or shear pressure would fail miserably and the subsequent first down would occur. No team gets far with a failed rush and qb pressure. It was like the rushers hit a wall.
Incorrect. A few on this board don't have faith.You're assuming everyone has faith in Gase. Many don't. Thus, faith in Burke is nonexistent
Rodgers spent the last six seasons (2009-14) on the Denver Broncos coaching staff including overseeing the defensive line over the last three years (2012-14). Over the last three seasons, the Broncos led the NFL in rushing defense (90.8 yards per game), allowing the fewest rushes of 10-or-more yards (99), and were fourth in the league with 134 sacks. During that time, Rodgers oversaw two Pro Bowl defensive ends: Elvis Dumervil (2012 season) and DeMarcus Ware (2014). The Broncos had a defensive lineman record a double-digit sack season all three years under Rodgers’ leadership: Dumervil (11 in 2012), Shaun Phillips (10 in 2013) and Ware (10 in 2014).
Incorrect. A few on this board don't have faith.