Re: Joe Barry reportedly to be hired as DC
Posted: 28 Nov 2022 11:16
It seems when Barry does get aggressive the Packers D gets burned more than not. Barry doesn’t have a good feel for the game.
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It seems when Barry does get aggressive the Packers D gets burned more than not. Barry doesn’t have a good feel for the game.
Yup. They talked about that when Barry came on board. But it’s become more passive than ever, save a couple of games this year.
Sometimes it probably is, but you can't make that claim definitively in this case and in any event, the defense was playing alright until recently. You guys are all just doing that echo chamber thing again, and you're all wrong.Acrobat wrote: ↑28 Nov 2022 05:22Player regression in the masses is a coaching issue. Fire him.texas wrote: ↑28 Nov 2022 03:59All the hate for Barry is just due to the echo chamber. Fact is, he's nowhere near bad enough to deserve to be fired. The problem with the team this season is the offense by far. A better offense stays on the field longer and makes the defense look better. Plus all our guys regressed slightly, and some important players have been hurt. No way should we fire Barry yet.
Jaire's worse
Rasul's worse
Campbell's worse (and injured)
Stokes is worse (and injured)
Gary is injured
P Smith is slightly worse
Savage is worse
Amos is worse
idk about the D Line. But the rest of those guys comprise most of the defense. And they all aren't what they used to be. I was thinking we should move on from Amos because he isn't what he was, but then someone pointed out that even if he's not what he was, he is still better, right now, than many safeties we've had over the years. It's just that in his first 3 years here he was an unsung all-pro caliber safety, and now he seems to be missing the kinds of tackles he never used to miss. Now apply what I just wrote to like every other player too. Rasul and Campbell regressed to the mean a bit.
Definitely should not fire Barry yet, even after last night's debacle. If that happens in the playoffs, sure, it's a fireable offense. But given the circumstances, he merely gets put on notice after the Philly game.