Where will the 'Skins rank defensively?

BrudLee · 06-02-2004, 09:36 AM

I voted Top Ten. Before I did, I looked at the top Defenses from last year, and tried to guage what they gained and lost. Tennessee was number 1, and they lost (among other players) Jevon Kearse, which will change their line play. Philly (#2) gained Kearse, but lost their starting CB's - surely affecting their style as well. Baltimore should continue to look very good. New England lost Ty Law, but gained Rosevelt Colvin. Carolina lost a couple of good CB's, but their system seems to rely less on individual heroics and more on team play than most.

I know we'll be vastly improved. The question becomes, who will get out of the way to let us climb to the top?

View Poll Results: Where will the 'Skins rank defensively in '04?
Top 5	3	6.67%
Top 10	21	46.67%
Top 15	15	33.33%
Top 20	5	11.11%
Bottom of the barrel	1	2.22%
Voters: 45. You may not vote on this poll

06-02-2004, 09:36 AM	#1
BrudLee Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Rehoboth Beach, DE Posts: 3,494	I voted Top Ten. Before I did, I looked at the top Defenses from last year, and tried to guage what they gained and lost. Tennessee was number 1, and they lost (among other players) Jevon Kearse, which will change their line play. Philly (#2) gained Kearse, but lost their starting CB's - surely affecting their style as well. Baltimore should continue to look very good. New England lost Ty Law, but gained Rosevelt Colvin. Carolina lost a couple of good CB's, but their system seems to rely less on individual heroics and more on team play than most. I know we'll be vastly improved. The question becomes, who will get out of the way to let us climb to the top? __________________ There's nowhere to go but up. Or down. I guess we could stay where we are, too.

Where will the 'Skins rank defensively?

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