I'm sure if Nolan gets his staff, this defense will be playing top of the line defense !!! Get it done packzz !!!
"krazygangsta" wrote:
Really?
In 1998, Nolan was DC of the Redskins, who finished 24th in the league in total defense.
In 1999, Nolan was still DC of the Redskins, who finished 30th in the league in total defense.
In 2002, Nolan was the DC of the Ravens, who finished 22nd in the league in total defense.
Hardly top line defense. Don't assume that a big name hire automatically equals success, especially since Nolan failed in San Fran.
That said, I'm really excited by this move, IMO it's all but official. Nolan is a tremendous talent, one who should provide continuity for a few years. He'll be a pleasant change from Sanders.
I just hope Nolan is good enough to adjust his scheme to the talent he inherits, and more importantly he is a good enough teacher to have success with his scheme.
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