Luvu & Chinn

[shaq]

2 minutes ago, Waldo said:

Evero isn't nearly as good as some around here think. Playing Chinn at FS was a giant red flag. Dude took over a good D and it regressed while here he hasn't built anything for the next guy worth trying to prop up or anything much to blow up either. He is a jag coach and little more.

I will never trust Evero after watching him pound the table and make the team draft DJ Johnson.

[Waldo]

 

12 minutes ago, shaq said:

I will never trust Evero after watching him pound the table and make the team draft DJ Johnson.

How about all of them? I think the Jackson trade was the only one that was clearly good. The rest are meh.

Edited 2 hours ago by Waldo

[Panthering]

I'm happy those 2 are finding success elsewhere. Chinn never lived up to the hype after his rookie season and Luvu just wanted to go play in Dan Quinn's defense that suits him perfectly. I can't hate on that.

[kungfoodude]

I am not sure how the narrative has become "we got rid of Luvu." He wanted to leave and go play for Dan Quinn, which was a very smart move on his part.

Chinn was a square peg that Evero couldn't use. Frankly, he wasn't the only DC with that issue. Organizationally, going back to Matt Rhule GM, they had literally always said they wanted him to be a DB. So, that is generally where all the resources were spent in his development. Unfortunately, he was never able to become anything but a liability in coverage, so that sort of defeats the purpose of being a DB. So that blame stretches back long before Evero was here.

Frankly, Chinn needed a fresh start somewhere else.

Edited 1 hour ago by kungfoodude

[kungfoodude]

1 hour ago, shaq said:

I will never trust Evero after watching him pound the table and make the team draft DJ Johnson.

That was such an obviously bad pick. It's insane.

[rayzor]

Luvu didn't want to be here for whatever reason. offer was made, he wanted to go somewhere else.

Chinn...for whatever reason none of the DCs we had could figure out what to do with him. a lot of talent. no direction. they are getting something out of him that we couldn't.

[kungfoodude]

3 minutes ago, rayzor said:

Luvu didn't want to be here for whatever reason. offer was made, he wanted to go somewhere else.

Chinn...for whatever reason none of the DCs we had could figure out what to do with him. a lot of talent. no direction. they are getting something out of him that we couldn't.

Yeah, ain't nothing we could have done about it. This spilled milk isn't worth crying over.

I liked them both as players so I am happy to see them doing well.

[SOJA]

My understanding is they did try to sign Luvu but he went to Washington for a similar deal or less money to play for Quinn. Can't blame him for that

Chinn needed a restart. He's a talented player that I'm not sure we ever figured out how to use correctly. I still think about last year at TC where it was clear he didn't really have a position on the team 

[Davidson Deac II]

When it comes to picking personnel, I do believe that coaches should approach it one of two ways.

Either build a system/style based on the abilities of your players, or get players that match the system you want to build.  Our coaching staffs for the last 6 years followed neither pattern, especially with a guy like Chinn.  Talented player who needed to be in a certain style of defense, and our multiple staffs couldn't adapt.  

[rayzor]

30 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

Yeah, ain't nothing we could have done about it. This spilled milk isn't worth crying over.

I liked them both as players so I am happy to see them doing well.

i don't like that it's with the commanders for some reason. but i just don't lie that they have been doing well anyways. not sure what team i would have been happy them going to, though. i wish they could have been a big part of what we're doing here and make the defense here better, but whatever. 

water under the bridge.

[kungfoodude]

32 minutes ago, Davidson Deac II said:

When it comes to picking personnel, I do believe that coaches should approach it one of two ways.

Either build a system/style based on the abilities of your players, or get players that match the system you want to build.  Our coaching staffs for the last 6 years followed neither pattern, especially with a guy like Chinn.  Talented player who needed to be in a certain style of defense, and our multiple staffs couldn't adapt.  

Fair but we also can tailor our entire scheme around a player that really is not an elite player at an elite position.

I love Chinn but he didn't fit what we were doing and our plans for him didn't work out. It just is what it is.

[kungfoodude]

Just now, rayzor said:

i don't like that it's with the commanders for some reason. but i just don't lie that they have been doing well anyways. not sure what team i would have been happy them going to, though. i wish they could have been a big part of what we're doing here and make the defense here better, but whatever. 

water under the bridge.

You know, I don't hate the Redskins as much without Snyder there. They are so far removed from their glory years or even hope of glory that I rarely even see their fans in NC anymore. Because of that, they annoy me far less than in the 90's and 2000's.

[Dave Gettleman's Shorts]

2 hours ago, Waldo said:

Evero isn't nearly as good as some around here think. Playing Chinn at FS was a giant red flag. Dude took over a good D and it regressed while here he hasn't built anything for the next guy worth trying to prop up or anything much to blow up either. He is a jag coach and little more.

it was rhule/snow second second when they moved Chinn to FS and struggled

Evero tried playing Chinn at nickel instead but that didn't worked either 

[SmokinwithWilly]

13 hours ago, csx said:

Luvu was smart to take the largest contract he could.

Chinn regressed year over year. 

Because after nearly winning DROY, and he should have realistically, the coaching staff decided to move him out of the position he was dominating. Opposing offenses couldn't neutralize him, so our coaching staff did it for them.