I hvae wondered that too farley

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Have to find a good edge and a good CB to even be mediocre. As for stopgaps I have wondered if a position move would help maximize a couple of these guys. Could Hardy play inside? Build looks like it would hold up. Could Kendrick's lack of speed but good size make him a safety.

But, That would require Morris to be able to be creative and not play scared. He would also have to know how to use "lesser" talent correctly too. Something he wasn't very good at last year.

I have my doubts Morris could do that. He couldn't even use the 3 HOF'ers he had to their best abilities last year. The only player Morris got creative with was Ramsey. Morris went out of his way to "plan" Ramsey into the Star position. Nobody else got that kind of attention from him, did they?

Morris was the most unimaginative DC in the NFL last year. He ran more Ultra Soft Zone than any other team even with 3 HOF'ers on his unit. That's a fact. When you run THAT scheme THAT much with THAT much talent...it's a classic example of not knowing what else to try IMO.

He did put Ramsey in great positions though but not so much with AD, Wags, Rapp, Kendrick, Durant, etc.

Let's hope Lake and Pleasant give Morris some suggestions on how to be more creative. He sure could use the help!

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