2010 Arizona Cardinals: Defensive Preview

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Watching the Jets play defense yesterday was a pure joy. They play super aggressively, are fearless, cover anything that moves and play with moxie. Have you ever quite seen the Jets play defense like this before?

The reason is, they've never been coached up like this before.

What Rex Ryan has done is brought a mindset to the defense and an established scheme that has the players excited, energized and confident.

Watching the Cardinals play defense for the last three weeks has been pure hell. They don't play super aggressively, they are tentative, they don't cover on some plays, and they do not play with confidence in the system. In fact, at times, they appear unsure of what their responsibilities are. As a fan, I am not sure of what their responsibilities are either...especially when I see on consecutive plays the Saints' best WR, Marques Colston being guarded by Karlos Dansby and Michael Adams. In the immortal words of John McEnroe, "You cannot be serious."

When Ken Whisenhunt announced last year that he was hiring his new DC from within, I was very disappointed. After watching the Cardinals defense fold like a house of cards in the Super Bowl, I was expecting a new DC who would change the mindset of the defense.

It's a year later and I feel worse about the defense than I did last year. I do not like the way they are being coached, and find myself feeling envious when I watch other teams.

For one, when the Cardinals keep hiring DCs who have never made the calls in an NFL game, I am leery. Yet, the Cardinals keep doing it. If you've never had the responsibility of calling plays in a football game, you cannot understand how difficult it is, and how completely prepared for situations you need to be and how fast you have to make the decisions. Then you have to be able to make your players feel confident in the system itself and in their roles and in the game decisions and calls you make. When players look confused or are playing like they've never been coached, you've got serious problems.

Right now Ken Whisenhunt has a serious problem. It might not seem fair to relegate Bill Davis back to linebackers coach in favor of bringing in a new DC, but, if Whisenhunt is going to do what's best for his football team, he needs to make this move.

What Whisenhunt needs is a DC who can bring knowledge, attitude and confidence to the players. He needs his defense believing that they can dominate a game. Here, these players and this defensive system need a breath of fresh air.

The best possible scenario is to bring in a DC who has actual NFL experience at the position. Three come to mind:

1. Greg Blache (Redskins). Six years of DC experience and I always like the way his defenses are coached. It's the offense in Washington that has held that team back. What I like best about Blache is how well his secondaries cover and play. IMO, when the Cardinals fix the secondary they will be on their way to new heights.

2. Dave Campos (Cowboys). Not only is Campos an experienced DC, he's a DB coach (currently the Cowboys' secondary coach)...think that could help? Look at the job he's done with young CB Michael Jenkins. Campos is a very enthusiastic and energetic coach...he's seen it all by now.

3. Jim Mora (Seahawks). Despite a tough, injury-riddled season, his Seahawks pitched a couple shoutouts this year. The guy knows his defense and you can be rest assured he would want to stick it to Pete Carroll and the Seahawks.

Now...if you cannot hire one of these guys...and you do have to hire another DC who hasn't had DC experience, how about finding a guy from a system that was close enough to the DC there that he can make an easy transition to the job. You take a guy from the Steelers staff, like Keith Butler or Ray Horton, do you think that would excite and energize the players? How about a guy from Rex Ryan's staff like Bob Sutton or even up and comer ex-NFL S Doug Plank, do you think the players would be excited?

You bet they would.

But, this current Clancy II version of Cardinal defense has to change.

The Cardinals need a DC who will not allow his unit to go into a deep freeze late in ballgames...one who will teach them how to tackle better, cover with the purpose of seeing and getting to the ball, and coach the defensive linemen to pin their ears back and get after the QB with 4th quarter leads and games on the line.

Bryant McFadden was a pretty good player in Pittsburgh when he was getting coached by Dick LeBeau and Ray Horton. This year he was awful. His technique was lousy, he almost never saw the ball and, as a result almost never made plays on the ball. I will never forget the 4th and 5 pass to his sideline in the Tennessee game with the ball on the Titan's' own 6 yard line. McFadden was face to face with his man, rookie WR Kenny Britt. All he had to do was turn sideways to see the ball and he could have easily knocked it down and thereby win the game, but McFadden just stood there as Vince Young in desperation threw it to Britt and Britt easily caught the ball a foot above his head while McFadden had no reaction whatsoever and no sense that the pass was coming (same as this week on the 3 yard out pass TD he gave up).

As for the personnel, the Cardinals have to realize they are not getting better with the older players in tow. It's time to unhook the old piano for an influx of youth and a couple of key free agents.

The keepers:

DLs: Dockett, Campbell, Iwebema, Branch, Watson

LBs: Haggans, Davis, Brown, Walker

DBs: Wilson, Rodgers-Cromartie, Toler, Johnson

The Vets that need to Move on:

DLs: Robinson

LBs: Dansby (too expensive), Okeafor, Berry, Beisel

DBs: Brown

The Question Marks:

1. Gerald Hayes. Injuries have slowed him down. He looks and plays too heavy. If he can regain his health and strength and shed some weight to improve his feet, then he might still be a fit. But, as of right now, because of his back issues, it doesn't look like Hayes can be counted on.

2. Antrel Rolle. The Cardinals have a major decision to make on Rolle. They will need to redo his contract due to unaffordable escalators. While Rolle showed much improvement this year as a FS, it would be interesting to see whether a DC like Greg Blache would think Rolle has the right makeup to thrive in his system at FS. Rolle is going to command a fairly big salary, thus you have to be sure he's the right fit, especially after you've just inked Adrian Wilson to a lucrative extension and used a third rounder on Rashad Johnson.

3. Bryant McFadden. Can McFadden bounce back with good coaching? At his salary, would it be worth it to keep him? Greg Toler is clearly the better athlete and already looks to have more aggressiveness and ball awareness. Last year the Cardinals surprised us by releasing Rod Hood. Rod Hood made far more plays on the ball than McFadden did...the only thing McFadden did better was not incur the holding penalties that Hood did.

4. Michael Adams. What this kid has are three good things in his favor: (1) quick feet; (2) good tackling ability; (3) excellent ST ability. But, can he play the nickel on smaller slot WRs? I believe that with the right coaching, he certainly can. I think he can play outside at times as well, as long as he plays with the right cushion and technique. I love the way this kid forces the run. He's by far the best at it of all the current CBs.

5. Matt Ware. The injury bug has gotten him in recent years. He seemed to be a steadying force as a nickel safety, although he didn't make a lot of plays back there (sometimes that means he took the play away to his side, which is good). Does he have adequate range, instincts and open field tackling ability? I question all three.

What the Cardinals need to do...especially if they keep their current system...is get quicker and faster in the middle and on the edges. They need a couple of rangy linebackers who can get to the ball quickly and finish off the tackles. This upcoming draft is loaded with good linebacker prospects. At #27 in the first round the Cardinals will be able to select a very good LB, such as Missouri's Sean Weatherspoon or Penn. St.'s Novorro Bowman. Smaller inside linebackers are in vogue right now because DCs are placing a good deal of emphais on quickness and speed to the ball....and playing sideline to sideline. See Patrick Willis.

The Cardinals have to hope that Will Davis and Cody Brown can memerge as good edge linebackers...but, the Cardinals need another pass rusher. If Sergio Kindle of Texas is available at #27, he could be an excellent pick, as could Jerry Hughes of TCU or Jason Pierre-Paul of USF. I think all three will be gone by then.

Linebackers that will likely be on the board late in round two:

1. Sean Lee, Penn. St.
2. O'Brien Schofield, Wisconsin
3. Micah Johnson, Kentucky
4. Rennie Curran, Georgia
5. Pat Angerer, Iowa
6. Daryl Sharpton, Miami
7. Jermaine Cunningham, Florida

But...one guy to keep a close eye on...who may be the best prototypical 3-4 OLB for the Cardinals: Brandon Graham (6-2, 263, Michigan). Graham will go late in the first round, IMO, so if the Cardinals have their eye on him, he could be the guy. He could be the Cardinals' version of LaMarr Woodley.

There's a very interesting list of RFAs to consider, where the Cardinal could make several offers in the $3-4M per year range (in some cases that may not be enough, but who knows?):

DT Barry Cofield, NYG
DE Daryll Trapp, SEA
DE/OLB Ahmad Brooks, SF
LB Thomas Howard OAK
LB Kirk Morrison OAK
LB Derrick Johnson KC
LB Keith Ellison, BUF
LB Thomas Davis, CAR
LB James Anderson, CAR
LB Freddie Keiaho, IND
LB Ricky Brown, OAK
LB Stephen Tulloch, TEN
CB Richard Marshall, CAR
CB Carlos Rogers, WASH
CB Fabian Washington, BAL
CB Stanford Routt, OAK
S Oshiomogho Atogwe, STL

Do you like anyone from this list? Any other names to bring up?

At this point we have no idea what the Cardinals' defense will look like next year. Whiz might be loathe to demote Davis after one year, but, even when a team is injured, you have to cover people and get pressure on the QB...and then when people have the ball you have to hit them and wrap up and finish off the tackles. During the Saints' first two drives (when the Cardinals were healthy), it was inconceivable that the Cardinals played loose zone coverage as they had been doing versus Green Bay. How does a DC watch his team fail to cover anyone tightly the week before (except, thank goodness, on the game saving play) and then come out the next week and do the exact same thing?

The road to next year's Super Bowl may very well likely go through New Orleans and Green Bay again. This time we'd better be prepared.
 
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I don't see Bill Davis getting fired...the defense played very well at times this year. I think the issue is talent vs Bill Davis.

Needs:

First of all...there is no way you get rid of Dansby. He might very well be our best player on D (Dockett is right there too).

Rush OLB - in the mold of Brian Orakpo
ILB - Upgrade to Hayes. He is good...not great and good is the enemy of great.
#2 CB - I liked Toler vs Green Bay and believe he will develop into a quality starter in time.
FS - Rashad might be the starter next year but a quality veteran needs to be added.

Questions:

Adrian Wilson - Are we getting everything out of this guy's talent? He used to be one heck of a blitzer/rusher but that seems to have dwindled. Scheme?

Alan Branch - Has he peaked or is he just getting started? That is up to the coaches but Terrance Cody might be a solid pick at #26 if the coaches are not positive.

Will Davis/Cody Brown - Can they step up and contribute (like Calais) in year 2?
 
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Dline: I think we certainly need a true 3-4 NT, but I have no idea who is available in the draft or FA at this point to say who we should pursue.

LBs: I bring Hayes back if he's healthy.

Hughes/Kindle/Pierre-Paul, Schofield/Graham/Cunningham, and Angerer.

Find a way to bring in three of these guys. Hughes, Schofield, Angerer would be cool with me. One guy must be able to start and be a pass rushing presence from Day 1. Hughes or Kindle are the most developed IMO to play that 3-4 edge rusher. I'd use one of my other early picks to take a project 3-4 guys like Schofield or Graham. I love Angerer to take Dansby's spot.

Secondary: New coach is the most important thing here. I actually like some of the personnel. DRC, Toler, Wilson, Rolle, Johnson. Those are 5 guys I think can be solid to above average. The issue here is coaching and depth. No more Adams, Ware, Abdullah, Brown. Use a late pick in the draft to get a polished college DB. A guy who can step in when injuries occur and not be totally hapless. Use free agency to pickup another couple of veterans who won't be terrible if injuries occur, like our current group is/was.
 
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I have thought about this for a long while. Our defense sucks and we need a new DC. I am not the type that likes quick changes, but Davis record in the NFL...sucks.

Think of all those loooonnnnng drives that should have been stopped to give us a win...we gave up a ton of points. Overall our Defense was a huge disappointment.
 

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3. Bryant McFadden. Can McFadden bounce back with good coaching? At his salary, would it be worth it to keep him? Greg Toler is clearly the better athlete and already looks to have more aggressiveness and ball awareness. Last year the Cardinals surprised us by releasing Rod Hood. Rod Hood made far more plays on the ball than McFadden did...the only thing McFadden did better was not incur the holding penalties that Hood did.

I think a couple of really bad games by McFadden is clouding peoples judgement, especially when they say Hood was better. The bolded just is not true and I think some may be forgetting just how bad Hood was last year.

Hood
734 Snaps
gave up 721 yards
gave up 13.4 yards a catch
gave up 8 TD's
gave up 59.3% completion rate
gave up 109.3 QB rating

McFadden
983 snaps
gave up 789 yards
gave up 12.5 yards a catch
gave up 1 TD
gave up 57.8% completion rate
gave up 86.5 QB rating

McFadden was without a doubt a big upgrade to Hood. Hood may have made a few more plays on the ball with a better PD per snap ratio but he was also out of place or just plane old burned far more often. I would rather have McFaddens stat line for a 16 game season then Hoods.

But I would have kept Hood to play nickel. He played very well in that role with the Titans this year, in 256 snaps he allowed a 50% completion percentage and a 53 QB rating.

There's a very interesting list of RFAs to consider, where the Cardinal could make several offers in the $3-4M per year range (in some cases that may not be enough, but who knows?):

DT Barry Cofield, NYG
DE Daryll Trapp, SEA
DE/OLB Ahmad Brooks, SF
LB Thomas Howard OAK
LB Kirk Morrison OAK
LB Derrick Johnson KC
LB Keith Ellison, BUF
LB Thomas Davis, CAR
LB James Anderson, CAR
LB Freddie Keiaho, IND
LB Ricky Brown, OAK
LB Stephen Tulloch, TEN
CB Richard Marshall, CAR
CB Carlos Rogers, WASH
CB Fabian Washington, BAL
CB Stanford Routt, OAK
S Oshiomogho Atogwe, STL

Do you like anyone from this list? Any other names to bring up?

You pretty much got the whos who list up already. But although they are RFA's dont forget the RFA rules. Yes we can offer them a deal and hope the other team doesnt match it but you have to consider at minimum where each player was drafted because that is what we would have to give up to the other team if they didnt match our offer. For example Derrick Johnson was drafted in the 1st round, meaning even the lowest RFA tender from KC we would have to send KC a 1st rounder if they dont match. Do you really want to send KC a 1st rounder for Derrick Johnson? So remember to keep in mind where each was drafted before you put them on your wish list, because some may not be feasible in terms of compensation beyond the salary. I know I was thinking about some of those guys myself becuase with all the uncapped year nonsense I completely forgot even the most basic of RFA rules.

I also got to agree with you that we have to start a youth movement in the D.
 

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Here's a question for Mitch. Would it be feasible to move Wilson to an olb. Slide Rolle to the SS position and get a true free safety?
 

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Here's a question for Mitch. Would it be feasible to move Wilson to an olb. Slide Rolle to the SS position and get a true free safety?

In a 4-3, I would say yes. But in a 3-4 he fits much better at WILB and would become invisible at OLB. But there is an "IF". If they have a better NT in place and Wilson stays over 235 lbs, which he can easily do. The 235 pound Timmons of Pitt had a lot of issues playing the run at that weight even with Hampton in front of him, in fact he was their biggest liability in run support on that team. But his first year starting at WILB he did bring a new dimension to the blitz package and pass coverage that your usualy 245 pound WILB usually doesnt bring.

But we are talking about things that wont happen. It isnt even on the minds of the coaching staff. Why move a guy who is playing at a pro bowl level at SS to another position.
 
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Here's a question for Mitch. Would it be feasible to move Wilson to an olb. Slide Rolle to the SS position and get a true free safety?

Great question, slan. I would be super intrigued to see what Wilson could do playing in Dansby's spot. He would be a lot more intimidating and physical than Dansby was...and a far more prolific threat as a bitzer from that weak side.

Did you notice that because Davis had Wilson playing a lot deep safety versus the Saints (again, there had to be a better scheme), the Saints knew that every time Wilson moved up to the box he was going to blitz (and Wilson still was disruptive, getting some tips). Thus, imagine what problems that might create if Wilson is always playing in the box.

I campaigned for a scheme at the start of last season that moved Wilson up to the box, Rolle up to SS and Johnson or Ware to FS...not necessarily on a regular basis, but as an option.
 

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A Pro Bowl strong safety should be able to cover Jeremy Shockey and Greg Olson one on one. Just saying.
 

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A Wilson is not a linebacker, period. Besides being physically at the low end of the scale, A Wilson does not have the time to make this switch. I think we all tend to think that if you have the build that you can just make a position change and it is not that easy. ILBers need to be very instinctive in processing their reads and moving to the football because plays happen much quicker at linebacker than at safety. If you aren't moving in the right direction immediately due to taking false steps, you will get caught up in traffic and will give up huge cutback lanes. Now, lets be honest, of all the strengths of Adrian Wilson, I would not put up football instincts at the top of the list. Furthermore, A Wilson would be very small for a LBer and I am not sure how he would stand up physically at point of attack.

In my opinion this is a pipe dream that would end up far worse than any of you could imagine.
 

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I need Joe to let us know how much it would cost us to let McFadden go?I don't see anyway to fix him this far in his career.I trust Toler being coached up to play better in the offseason.

I think it would be too hard for Whiz to fire his own hire in Davis who hadtwo very good scheme games in New York and against the vikes.Explaining our two minute defense is still indefensable.The titans game and a few more making such long drives on us had no excuse either.

Maybe bring in a better Defensive backs coach and give Davis another extra title as the new guy gets lots of say.

No way Adrian Wilson can fit the strong safety role since he can't cover a tight end one on one ever!!!He hurts the team except for his threat to rush the qb,but he's not a linebacker its just that hes our fastest pass rusher at this time except for M. Adams' 2 attempts in the Packer game.

Wilson made the Pro Bowl BUT he hurts our team when playing bigtime passing teams.Sorry I had to say anything negative about A-Dub.He's too light to play against the run or any hybrid LB position and had a couple horrible tackling games in the playoffs & taking very bad angles for a pro bowler.

I'm sure we can get Angerer from Iowa.I only wish to replace Hayes and franchise Dansby.We need depth as the Beisel experiment blew up in the superdome yesterday.Gerald Hayes needs a full complete back workup with gadolinium in an MRI to see recurrent disc material and know if we can count on him anymore.

If DRC needs surgery.Get it done yesterday in Birmingham.He is looking feable recently.Bring Ware back as his loss was obvious when he went down.
I think Gabe Watson needs to get his constantly hurting knee checked out again and if he needs it cleaned up,get it done now.He is very inconsistant.Dockett needs better players surrounding him.So he can be a bigger threat on the "D" line.Right now he's carrying them.The Robinson experiment should be over.

We need a real noseguard.Getting Cody from the draft I think will be hard with other needs much higher at OLT & ILB.Plus CB depth with speed.More speed on "D" period.

This is why I see Kurt Warner retiring within the next 3 weeks if not sooner.Matt will have a good offseason and I'll pray for success next season.
 
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I need Joe to let us know how much it would cost us to let McFadden go?

I'm not joe. But, it doesn't take joe to tell you that his cost doesn't matter because there is no cap next year.
 

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Since the Cards will likley be hindered in free agency, i would make 1 big splash and sign Vince Wilfork. He's exactly what the run defense needs. His presence immediately makes the ILB's better. A rotation of Wilfork and Watson would be a huge upgrade over Robinson/Watson. The one drawback to throwing a big contract to Wilfork is that you'd have #90 sitting there thinking, what about me? We all assume Dansby is gone so use his money on Wilfork and you can still extend DD.

I think Rolle gets an extension. He played pretty well and ,if he's gone, who else are you going to put out there? I'm not about to give Johnson anymore playing time from what i've seen.
 

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Only thing that makes me wonder is...We looked great against Minnesota in a High Profile game. We looked great against Green Bay in the first half. We looked great against Houston in the first half. We looked great against the Giants when they were playing pretty well. I think Davis prepares well for most teams...It is and is with Whiz too...They don't adjust very well or they don't want to adjust. I mean the other team figures some things out and yet we do the same schemes over and over.

Sad thing is....We have made the SuperBowl and Divisional round...so they think...things pretty much work OVERALL....but they need to really fix the adjustment part.
 

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For some reason too. Our defense seems to play to never get burned deep. They feel like if you have to grind out the yards we will come up with a turnover sometime. It did work in the playoffs last year. Sad thing is....Our defense was graded on the last 2:30 of the Superbowl...But man if Francisco doesnt slip we might be Superbowl champs right now. Or even if Holmes doesnt catch a miracle either. The only real upgrade I would institute is having the COrners jam and play physical on the recievers...other than DRC of course since he weighs a buck fifty wet.
 

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Hopefullt some LB's fall to us in the draft, like 4 of them, yup, yup... I think DRC=Deion Sanders in a dress, sometimes too disgusting to watch
 

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Glad you mentioned that non play by McFadden against the Titans. That one still bothers me. I don't know if I have seen instincts as bad as his. He was not just bad in the playoffs. Before we played GB Theisman had an analysis of the game on NFL Network and singled out McFadden as a real source of concern for the Cardinals. He is not right about much but he nailed this one.

Would love to get Brooks from SF. We need Brown and Davis to work out for us and draft LB and CB. Can't replace McFadden with a rookie though so I don't see him going anywhere soon unfortunately. I am probably not as high on Rolle as some others but we have too many needs on D not to extend him. Chike and Berry can't be back. I can also see why KC released Beisel. He was just awful. He wasn't that bad last year and I was sorry he left. Walker would be a better choice.
 

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Good write up Mitch. But for this quote...
For one, when the Cardinals keep hiring DCs who have never made the calls in an NFL game, I am leery. Yet, the Cardinals keep doing it. If you've never had the responsibility of calling plays in a football game, you cannot understand how difficult it is, and how completely prepared for situations you need to be and how fast you have to make the decisions. Then you have to be able to make your players feel confident in the system itself and in their roles and in the game decisions and calls you make. When players look confused or are playing like they've never been coached, you've got serious problems.

Billy Davis was a prior DC with the 49ers, not a very good one, but he had done it before for 2 seasons.

And I seriously doubt there would be a chance in HELL that Whisenhunt would hire Mora, there seemed to be some bad blood there, at least from Mora's side.

I think you nailed the positions as far as need, but the team needs to do all it can to re-sign Karlos Dansby--I realize he is going to be expensive but time for Rod Graves to get creative.

I'm hoping that Toler, Davis, Brown & Johnson make the equivelant jump in play that Campbell made from year one to two...I realize that isn't likely but I can dream.
 

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Noone on the defense will improve as much as CC did last year.. It was his Talent that got him there..I'll be interested in Brown and Davis and how they improve because Lord Almighty we need their help!!
 

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Extend Whizz and Lott and Tell whizz you arent happy with the Defense, FIX IT!!!
 
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