Re: I seem to remember Morris in his last pre game conference call...

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roman18
and he said to an effect....We want to wait for a team to make mistakes.....That terminology leads me to believe that playing aggressively is not a point of interest. If you are waiting for a team to make a mistake instead of wanting to force a team into mistakes you get issues started like allowing 90+ yard drives.

Included in that is poor tackling, missed tackles, also signs IMO of playing without aggression.....poor tackling can also lead to mental issues....jumping off sides, grabbing players.....

For a couple games I saw the D seeming to come around, but it's back to the same old thing. It looks like the D plays similar to how Matthew goes....the turnovers by the D come in streaks...Matthew seems to have the same traits......together it can be a hot mess.

Great post roman. And there you have it in his own words. His "plan" is to play passive and let the other team dictate what they want to do while we "hope" they mess up!

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