Ummmm...no? 117th against the run? Only 14 sacks all year?
Hughes was 32nd against run in 2016...7th in 2015....I fail to see why this is even a debate
Well he still has a lot to prove to me b/c I saw a lack of anything disruptive on the DL this year.I'm not saying things were good in 2017, but disagree on how much of that falls on Parella.
Parella, like everyone else on Riley’s staff is a ?I'm not saying things were good in 2017, but disagree on how much of that falls on Parella.
Parella, like everyone else on Riley’s staff is a ?
Id go with who I know, not with who was a Husker.
Again, Diacos two gap system really doesn't allow for a disruptive DLine unless you've got studs like Crick, Collins, or Suh. But I agree, they needed to be better.Well he still has a lot to prove to me b/c I saw a lack of anything disruptive on the DL this year.
I think it’s a fair assessment. Diaco’s incompetence may have overshadowed Parella, but the DL was as unproductive as any other unit on the team.
Again, Diacos two gap system really doesn't allow for a disruptive DLine unless you've got studs like Crick, Collins, or Suh. But I agree, they needed to be better.
Yeah, the 3-4 you really have got to have 3 outstanding linemen, period. I've argued before that the 4-3 allows for more versatility. If his DC comes, I'm not sure you run a multiple defense in this league. Big 12? Sure. But in the B1G, our identity on defense will mean just as much as our identity on offense if not more.
I know Scott's DC is multiple and can run a 3-4 and a 4-3. I think people saw the USF game and immediately it threw up a red flag. People have to keep in mind, his defense is very aggressive and ball hawking.