Phil said we can rotate like crazy, so our d should not have been as wore out as you make it. Cook and his receivers did so well because the windows were large enough to do so. That also explains why our lb's have more int's than our db's and safeties. Like i said, our d starts and ends with the front 7. That is even a bucket with holes. We have to blitz to try and force an erroneous pass, because we do not have the de's of the past (yet). The combo of a sub par secondary along with having to blitz is what is keeping this d from being the talk of the nation. Just a question, if the windows are so big that it is catch after catch, why not put law in and let him go? If they are going to catch it anyway why not make them pay for it and atleast have that floating around in their head a little.
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