Hurry Up and Wait on a Fisher Contract

You can always rest assured, it the Titans need a defensive stop in the 4th quarter to win the game,
they won't get it.
The other team marches down field at will.

 

Uh. I have no idea? Did he? Is there an answer to the question? I thought it was more of a ponder.

 

Or maybe the opponents just figured it out, and then we're back to the crux of the Schwartz/Fisher criticism: the unwillingness or inability to change even when something is clearly broken.

 

I have no idea if his scheme changed from then to now. It doesn't really matter any. Point is - his scheme sucks now. Is that simple enough? Sorry if you and Schwartz are buds.

 

Amazing the things you do when you have no idea.

 

Uh. Yeah. Sure is amazing Gunny. I'm glad you keep my wiener such close company.

 

No, I think the scheme has been about the same. I think the problem is the scheme's predictability.

I'm sure most people here have visited fireschwartz.com. That website sums up my thoughts in general about schwartz and the Titans D.

I do think, in general, the Titans defensive talent isn't as strong as it was in 02' and 03'. Maybe, with more talent, the schwartz system could get them back to 10th-15th in the NFL. And that's not great.

But the current Defensive talent level is not the worst in the league. And although Hill, Lamont, and the Defensive line in general killed games for the Titans last year, it's pretty hard not to place a lot of blame at Schwartz, right?

Pacman, Hope, Bulluck are all top NFL D players. KVB and Thornton are good. With those 5 players, the Titans should not have been last in the league in D. Like The Gloat said, you don't need 10 pro-bowlers, or 10 players that are way above average to be succesful.

This year: Hope, Bulluck, KVB, Thornton, Griffin, Harper, Haynesworth. 7 players that can be "good". I don't see the excuses with these players (unless crazy injuries occur) that the Titans should be the worst Defense in the league.