Chris Shula's defense struggling again.....

Bears with almost 400 yards of offense in the snow and just tied the game. Panthers put 31 on his defense. Bears Defense have given up just 280 yards of offense. I guess we should hire the Bears defensive coordinator. What do many of my fellow Steeler fans see in Shula....I just dont get it.

 

Holding the 25.9 ppg-Caleb Williams-led offense to 17 points...clutch INT in OT to set up the Rams win...

 

Shula escapes again....lmao. Let me say this...Brian Flores defense this year gave up 31 points or more...One Time......ONE!!!! Chris Shula's defense gave up 31 points or more 5 times.....again....what the freak do you see in this guy? No Steeler fan has answered me except with....well, hes young, hes learned under McVay....blah, blah, blah. Josh McDaniel learned under Belichick.....how good was he as a head coach?

 

in the snow.

 

Games over

Time for you two to tuck each other in

 

37,000 posts?...time for you to get a life.

 

The snow caused Caleb Williams to throw an INT in OT?

By the way, where the Steelers led the NFL in spending on their defense at $90 million, the Bears came in 7th at $81 million, and the Rams came in 29th at $44 million. The Rams are getting a lot of bang for their buck for that defense which sounds suspiciously like good coaching.

 

Dave you have been here a week

Don’t be getting uppity

 

Ask yourself…
How good was Flores as a HC?

 

Over 400 yards in offense. Bears defense only gave up 340...so why arent we hiring the Bears DC with a showing like that?

 

Excuse me?

 

Steelers fans already criticizing a coach that’s not even coaching the Steelers. Hahahahaha. You guys suck monster dongs.

 

You are excused

 

They gave up more points. Why the fixation on yards? Did they win the game or not?

 

The only stat that counts is points

 

He said dongs

 

What is your relation to Brian Flores? Cousin? Come on. There's way more to it than that, and you're smart enough to know it.

First, the 31 points or more thing is a weird arbitrary number. The Vikings gave up 19.6ppg and the Rams gave up 20.4ppg for the year... Meaning 13 total points over the course of the season. The differences I mentioned in a different post, but the Rams were an above average run defense and a below average pass one. The Vikings were a top 5 pass defense and a below average run defense. They were roughly the same in terms of sacks and pressure %, but the Rams were a top 5 turnover defense while the Vikings were above average. . The Rams were a really good defense in limiting missed tackles, while the Vikings were not a good team with avoiding missed tackles. The biggest thing to keep in mind is that the Vikings spent $95 million in total cap on defense (6th most), while the Rams spent $48 million (3rd fewest). This means that the Vikings had more proven players and guys on second contracts, while the Rams had significant production from guys that are either cheaper or on rookie deals.

Essentially the Rams defense wasn't significantly worse than the Vikings, despite having half the payroll spent on the players on that side of the ball. The Vikings paid a defense to be very high end and they were good. Right on par with what they (theoretically) should be expected to be. The Rams didn't pay their defense, but turned out a pretty good one. They vastly exceeded the (theoretical) expectations when it comes to personnel and money spent.

So if you're asking what Steelers fans see in him... It is that he was able to take a very low payroll and put out a quality NFL defense, that in and of itself is intriguing (especially since we had the 3rd highest spend on defense and produced a not very good defense). He also had to have significant production from young players to achieve that payroll, so the ability to coach and upskill young talent would be another thing we should be interested in. All of that is not even to mention the rave reviews he's gotten from arguably the league's best coach for his leadership and brilliance in coaching. There is a ton to be excited about with Chris Shula. Throw in the extra kicker that he doesn't have a lawsuit against the NFL and 4 other NFL teams.

I get that you prefer Flores, but don't go acting like Shula doesn't deserve all the love he is getting from both the Steelers fans that like him and the national media. It's not that personal (unless you actually are somehow related to Flores... then yeah, it is personal).

 

Didnt ever say Shula sucks and should never be a head coach. Just said he isnt right for us and our division. Dont go hyperbole on me.

 

Enough of the Brian Flores hire. Steelers need a better coach. Let it go. Brian Flores are a dime a dozen. The Steelers need an innovator who can teach the basics well. Something Tomlin could never do and Flores will likely lack in too based off his history.

 

So you think Shula's that guy?...I'll jump on board if we hire him just like I hope you jump on board and support Flores if he is hired.

 

36,999 are to whack trolls.

 

to whack off trolls?

 

I don’t know right now. But him being from the McVey tree is a good start.

 

If the Steelers hire Brian Flores to be the head coach, the Steelers are ****ed.

 

My point being whoever they hire....we got to rally around and support....even if its Mike McCarthy....God forbid.