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some guys get how to coach and call blitzes and pressure. and when to use specific rushes. he was the finest i’ve ever seen at that. he could take any one fast and make use of them. He wasn’t big on delegation or making him self expendable though. thorpe is a good one. stubler was such a mad scientist at dc.

thanks. wasnt he reported as practicing last week twice though?

The Grandma is my wife...

Seems like if your a vet, OShea will let you play when you think you're ready (even when the team shouldn't allow it) if your new to the team then he's gonna wait til he has to put them in

Chase a Grandma in the bedroom? Why would you? . God forbid you catch her.

Questionable

Brady O

Dang @Gail I missed that original post...impressive retort lol

A lot easier to slip the dollar bill into the g-string when it's ankle level, eh?

Elbow Much like Parker 2 yrs ago...was ready and coulda played a month before he actually got to...and he was not impressed but didnt rock the boat Osh does it his way...and its far from the best or ideal

There's a question: what's worse than a dry cough? Answer: a wet fart.

Yeah, Rust's defenses in Montreal were stout.

He needs way more experience before he is a HC. The only coach on this team I'd consider is Jarious Jackson. Hard on?? Ever chase a Grandma in the bedroom? Lol.

Rick Stubler, Dave Ritchie, Noel Thorpe.

Yeah, the D dominated until he left, then no one seemed to have a hot clue.

He was re-upped on the 6 game list about a week and a half ago so he's not eligible to practice anymore. Don't think it was ever mentioned here (or in the media) though.

How is makonzo not on the list? hes been practicing for like 2 plus weeks but is still on the 6

man, his cover 0 dominated. Play a few dbs back at the first down marker and send every one else. teams tried to out heavy set them, until eventually they best it with the spread and quick hitch stuff. Rust was really under rated from his earlier als stints in the cfl. I liked the way he ran camp and practice here. One of the best coaches of fundamentals i’ve seen. He could talk about tackling for hours. His exit from exit here was odd and unfortunate.

better question....chances of us winning even with them?.................

Good list.....going back yeah Ritchie and Mathews got best outta their squds Actually over looked alot is Mike Riley for us...Under Murphy he was a damned good DB coach and then as HC teamed up with Ritchie as head coach in 1990 to put out a damned fine defense...Many prob don't recal back then a lot of times you didnt really have a DC per say...but was a group effort....He was a highly underated Defensive mind by the average Joe, but players and coaches know what he brought...also a reason why he was in the NFL and NCAA as long as he was....If he wasnt lured away and was here for 5 to 10 yrs we wouldn't have been lost in the wilderness and Osh be chasing him as winningest coach...Dude was just the best Rod Rust as well was an innovative mind and formed defenses to suit his players

Chances of us winning without some of these guys in our lineup? Questionable.

Remember Matthews: Second and long, line up the entire secondary at the first down markers...blitz everyone else.