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we have a thread about the O line - we can discuss the defensive needs here ...

I agree that we'd like to trade down but either a D lineman or the Safety Collins out of Alabama would be good here too
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The defensive backfield is bad we need to add a top cb and safety in my opinion.
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Our problem on defense is not the D Line. We have an above average front 7. We desperately need help in the secondary, particularly at safety. Our schemes are also horrendous. I wouldn't hire Haslett to coach a high school team at this point. I would love if we brought in Rex Ryan and he possibly convinced Revis to come along with him, and then we snag a top safety in with one of our first 2 picks.
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PAPDOG67 wrote:Our problem on defense is not the D Line. We have an above average front 7. We desperately need help in the secondary, particularly at safety. Our schemes are also horrendous. I wouldn't hire Haslett to coach a high school team at this point. I would love if we brought in Rex Ryan and he possibly convinced Revis to come along with him, and then we snag a top safety in with one of our first 2 picks.


Rex is good (I wouldn't mind Wade Phillips either), but Revis is WAY too old at 29 (since he is a CB) and will be WAY too expensive. We need to move against the skins MO and grabbing twilight-type players. We need to DRAFT young, talented players. I think we need an upgrade at 1 DE position, 1 CB, and both safeties; on top of creating depth. I understand we can't get everyone in one draft, but that should be the focus.

However, a new DC won't magically solve our problems (although I agree that Haslett reallly has to go). We need talent first.
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markshark84 wrote:
PAPDOG67 wrote:Our problem on defense is not the D Line. We have an above average front 7. We desperately need help in the secondary, particularly at safety. Our schemes are also horrendous. I wouldn't hire Haslett to coach a high school team at this point. I would love if we brought in Rex Ryan and he possibly convinced Revis to come along with him, and then we snag a top safety in with one of our first 2 picks.


Rex is good (I wouldn't mind Wade Phillips either), but Revis is WAY too old at 29 (since he is a CB) and will be WAY too expensive. We need to move against the skins MO and grabbing twilight-type players. We need to DRAFT young, talented players. I think we need an upgrade at 1 DE position, 1 CB, and both safeties; on top of creating depth. I understand we can't get everyone in one draft, but that should be the focus.

However, a new DC won't magically solve our problems (although I agree that Haslett reallly has to go). We need talent first.


While I understand what you're saying about Revis' age, he has regained his spot as one of the top 3 CBs in the game. He would also be very expensive, but he would be a drastic improvement to our secondary.
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