Correct. No support from the FO or the HC

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Better question might be "Do Snead/McVay have what it takes to rebuild a defense?".
Having seen high picks and free agent dollars go towards WRs who don't and can't play, asking Morris to make a defense out of low picks and street free agents while vets walk away seems uneven.
Not a fan of Morris, but he's not getting a lot of front office support.

I kind of feel bad for Morris being forced to run a scheme he didn't create or ever run before. I am sure it bothers him that he wasn't McVay's first choice for DC and then to add insult to injury, have to run the "first choice's" scheme.

Considering Morris managed a slightly lower than middle of the pack defense with 3 HOF'ers on the unit, what is an accurate and fair expectation for a unit with only 1 HOF'er and a bunch of rookies and 2nd stringers?

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