Wait...he reads opponents?

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JamesJM
the permutations the Rams use from the scheme. That's where I fault Morris... I think he 'guesses' wrong a LOT. And I don't mean 'guess' in the sense that he's playing craps every play... I mean setting the scheme and the specific permutation based on what he thinks is the 'most likely' play coming.

He KNOWS how to play defense, as good as anyone... but he gets out coached reading opponents. - JamesJM

You could've fooled me because it looks to me like he rolls out the same old game plan against EVERY team. Is that what you call "reading" your opponent?

One of my biggest complaints is that it seems like Morris doesn't read the opponents at all. After seeing him not adjust to an "opponents" strength ie;the farty whiners time after time and instead of taking away their "strengths" (short quick passes), he plays right into them by still rolling out the Charmin Shell against them makes me wonder if he is "reading" anything at all.

Even the most casual fan will tell what the strengths of the whiners is but either Morris doesn't care or isn't capable of coming up with something "special" just for them...or any team for that matter.

Is our talent that bad that this is the ONLY scheme Morris can run? I doubt it. Great coaches have a way of "coaching up" bad players with technique or game plans that help those players weaknesses. I don't see that from Morris. JMO

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