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Never been a fan of Billy Davis. Look at his last tenure with cards. His philosophy sucks at nfl level.
Let's not confuse D-C Billy with linebacker coach Billy.
Never been a fan of Billy Davis. Look at his last tenure with cards. His philosophy sucks at nfl level.
always gotta end it with a jab to someone or some people dont you.The physical talent is there. So it leaves one thing: between the ears. But some posters want to ignore the importance of the mental aspects of the game.
Micah Parsons.Only thing I can think of is that I can’t think of a single Round 1 ILB that made a positive impact from day one. Which tells me that adapting takes way longer at that spot than mostly others.
One and same!Let's not confuse D-C Billy with linebacker coach Billy.
This would seem to be readily apparent, hence why don't the coaches find a means to bring along the mental aspects while utilizing raw talent in the meantime?In todays NFL, the best players play. I think the issue with Zavon is he cannot do what Hicks does--- run the defense. Be green dot man.
One and same!
This would seem to be readily apparent, hence why don't the coaches find a means to bring along the mental aspects while utilizing raw talent in the meantime?
Maybe this year but you your criteria was rookie year and all three made an impact their rookie years. Forgot about Roquan but add him to list of ILB's who made contributions as rookies.I meant in recent years & Edmunds, White, & especially Queen aren’t good.
Could’ve said Roquan cause he runs laps around those 3 dudes.
Micah has been great, but he has been doing a lot of his damage on the EDGE. He’s almost like Von Miller there. Also, Micah already had experience at EDGE in HS. He was a 5 star if I remember correctly.Micah Parsons.
Playing ILB in the NFL is the second most difficult position on the field mentally.
That being stated, it is up to the coaches to find a way to utilize one's talent as they learn. Notice how the Cowboys place Parsons on the edge, where he doesn't need to think as much as just react?
I agree with Shane - the problem is most likely coaching, and I also have never thought highly of the job Billy Davis does. . .
I mean none of these guys made positive impacts in their rookie years. Especially Queen. He was especially awful.Maybe this year but you your criteria was rookie year and all three made an impact their rookie years. Forgot about Roquan but add him to list of ILB's who made contributions as rookies.
From his bio on azcardinals.com: Bill Davis is in the third season of his second coaching tenure with the Cardinals after returning to coach linebackers on 1/11/19. He previously worked as Arizona's defensive coordinator (2009-10) and linebackers coach (2007-08).Nope!
From his bio on azcardinals.com: Bill Davis is in the third season of his second coaching tenure with the Cardinals after returning to coach linebackers on 1/11/19. He previously worked as Arizona's defensive coordinator (2009-10) and linebackers coach (2007-08).
Davis has 26 years of coaching experience in the NFL, including seven seasons as a defensive coordinator with Arizona, Philadelphia and San Francisco.
( https://www.azcardinals.com/team/coaches-roster/bill-davis )
And the Dallas D is waaay less complex than V.J.'s.Micah has been great, but he has been doing a lot of his damage on the EDGE. He’s almost like Von Miller there. Also, Micah already had experience at EDGE in HS. He was a 5 star if I remember correctly.
BINGO!!!!What's the deal with our linebackers?
Two Words: Billy Davis.
Well he was a god awful disaster as a DC. So more successful isn’t a very high bar.The point is that Davis' responsibility with the Cards is as the LB coach, not D-C, and arguably he's been more successful in this lesser role.
ThisWhat's the deal with our linebackers?
Two Words: Billy Davis.
Well he was a god awful disaster as a DC. So more successful isn’t a very high bar.
He stinks as a coach and have no idea how he’s back in the NFL. Look at his downward spiral from his days as Cards DC. He went all the way to college position coach and got that job because he’s Urban’s buddy(was his best man at wedding).
Are you kidding? The NFL is full of cronyism. Look at Bruce Arians with Amos. McCarthy hired Mike Nolan as his DC last year because Nolan gave him his first big shot. That was a disaster too.You may be able to fake it for 27 years in government, but doubtful in the NFL.
When our D-C has a problem with his work, so will I.
Lol. That’s a retort to their repeated barbs referencing my position on vance’s usage of hicks for the exact reason you just repeated in your second paragraph. But whatever man. Have a happy thanksgiving.always gotta end it with a jab to someone or some people dont you.
In todays NFL, the best players play. I think the issue with Zavon is he cannot do what Hicks does--- run the defense. Be green dot man.
Amos Jones says being a coach is exactly like holding a government job.You may be able to fake it for 27 years in government, but doubtful in the NFL.
When our D-C has a problem with his work, so will I.
If you could highlight a player who he has developed I could buy this argument but...The point is that Davis' responsibility with the Cards is as the LB coach, not D-C, and arguably he's been more successful in this lesser role.
Are you kidding? The NFL is full of cronyism. Look at Bruce Arians with Amos. McCarthy hired Mike Nolan as his DC last year because Nolan gave him his first big shot. That was a disaster too.
The list goes on and on.
Hell, maybe your related to Davis because it’s hard to find a successful tenure he’s had the past decade or so.