Miami Dolphins DC Josh Boyer Press Conference | September 21, 2020 | FinHeaven - Miami Dolphins Forums

Miami Dolphins DC Josh Boyer Press Conference | September 21, 2020

"It's like a lot of positions, we need more".

"We can coach it better and we can execute it better".




Well....he's right. I know I wouldn't get much rest trying to prepare for a quarterback like Josh Allen. But that's just me. Sounds like there's a lot of people around here that seem to differ and would rest just fine. They must be taking bladder pills.
 
Thanks again for posting these.

I'm usually a cheerleader and try not to be too negative, but this guy's interviews don't instill a sense of confidence. It may just be that he is nervous with the media and doesn't interview well, but he comes across of scared and over his head.
 
Ren said:
Thanks again for posting these.

I'm usually a cheerleader and try not to be too negative, but this guy's interviews don't instill a sense of confidence. It may just be that he is nervous with the media and doesn't interview well, but he comes across of scared and over his head.
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I guess that means he interviews like he coaches. I half expected him to say that he and Flores have decided to refund this week’s paycheck back to Ross.
 
Ren said:
Thanks again for posting these.

I'm usually a cheerleader and try not to be too negative, but this guy's interviews don't instill a sense of confidence. It may just be that he is nervous with the media and doesn't interview well, but he comes across of scared and over his head.
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I am hoping he gets better. Kinda reminds me of one of my team members at work. Took some speaking courses to over come his fear, and now he does just fine. It may take some time to adjust to his new role and limelight.
 
What's interesting is the Pats played a lot more zone against Seattle vs. the press man they played against us.
Why? Simply put foot speed. Seattle had a lot more of it than the Pats do in the secondary.

When you can't run with the reciever you see those deep crossers and a poor DB like Igobo trailing and getting beat.
It's one thing to see it maybe once, twice, but beyond that it's just poor defensive scheme.

McCain for the second year in a row has no business playing single high...none at all! He's not Ed Reed, He's not Earl Thomas...Doesn't have the instinct for the position and doesn't have that burst.
What's funny is the final digger down the field was ran the play before where "X" should have had the INT. McCain was nowhere to be found and they ran the same variation of that play and no McCain...TDs

Boyer is going to have to improve quickly because his overrall adjustments at this point are lacking!
IMO, this performance falls at the feet of the D.C. poorly called game.
 
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Boyer looks like he isn't the answer, deer in the headlights come to mind.
 
If you're going to coach it better, you might want to start with teaching your young DB's how to stay disciplined in their man techniques. Do not take your eyes off the receiver and try to sneak a peak at the quarterback while running in man coverage on those crossers. It causes your foot speed to slow and you'll get out of phase, among other things. It's tempting, especially against a scrambler. Don't do it.

Smitty got Igbo the same way on a deep crosser. The only catch he let up, while shutting down both Jerry Jeudy and Henry Ruggs. He took his eyes off Smitty for a split second and it allowed the separation in man on a crosser.

Smitty is a spitting image of Stefan Diggs.
 
Boyer just seems to magoo
 
ANUFan said:
What's interesting is the Pats played a lot more zone against Seattle vs. the press man they played against us.
Why? Simply put foot speed. Seattle had a lot more of it than the Pats do in the secondary.

When you can't run with the reciever you see those long crossers and a poor DB like Igobo trailing and getting beat.
It's one thing to see it maybe once, twice, but beyond that it's just poor defensive scheme.

McCain for the second year in a row has no business playing single high...none at all! He's not Ed Reed, He's not Earl Thomas...Doesn't have the instinct for the position and doesn't have that burst.
What's funny is the final digger down the field was ran the play before where "X" should have had the INT. McCain was nowhere to be found and they ran the same variation of that play and no McCain...TDs

Boyer is going to have to improve quickly because his overrall adjustments at this point are lacking!
IMO, this performance falls at the feet of the D.C. poorly called game.
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You are right about McCain. And I agree with your general thoughts about Flores and the team. I will play devils advocate on one situation. Here me out

Mikah Fitzpatrick. Last year many of us were saying we hated the trade. You and a few other posters obviously didn’t agree and supported the trade. I think a big reason many of us hated the trade was because we knew McCain couldn’t play safety. I really believe mikah at free safety would help this defense greatly. I think he would have broken up many of those deep passes. McCain is just not the athlete to play safety.

I love your passion and appreciate your point of views. But I think Flores screwed that up big time. Though I am hoping the tackle we got continues to play well. He might be a player. Not trying to argue but wondering if you can see our point about keeping mikah now.
 
I miss Gase for pressers, these guys are Belechick 101. Coach it better? play it better? I don’t know how many folks have heard Bill after a Patriots loss but that’s him in a nutshell. Gase was more fun albeit a shitty coach. They made a few more plays than we did and give them credit is all that’s missing.
 
He is one uninspiring guy. My goodness, he's like a broken record. He keeps saying again and again and again. Then this little phrase about coach em better, play it better repeated a half dozen times. He seemed like he was in a Police Line Up! He better coach better very fast!
 
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