+1 for Golden for taking the time to recruit DT's. Oh wait...
/Oh, he recruits them and nobody wants to play for him.
Except the 4 that we signed this year. Don't let pesky facts get in the way of your agenda.
We're relying on Corey King and Earl Moore to carry the load next year at that position next year.
We sign three 3* DT's last year and one 4* and suddenly he's absolved for previously failing to recruit this position?
A big reason our defense has been shredded throughout the Golden era (and why we have huge concerns at the position for next year) is that we've failed to recruit difference makers at DT.
Don't let your agenda of slurping anything Golden get in the way of the harsh reality that failing to recruit (and develop) the position for that matter has been a big reason our defense has struggled.
Golden just signed the best DT class on paper ever and Chicagnego says DT's don't want to play for Golden and has the gall to say others have an agenda.
Yeah makes total sense buddy.
Stopped reading after "Golden just signed the best DT class on paper ever." Golden could have signed a blow-up doll to play DT in last year's class and it would have been his best haul DT in his tenure at Miami.
Don't let your agenda of hating on Golden get in the way of understanding that most rational, normal people are waiting to give him a chance to prove himself.
Three full seasons and zero improvement on defense tells me all I need to know about Al Golden. I'd love to be wrong, but evidence he is in over his head is overwhelming.
Seriously, how many years do you want to give this guy? If we'd shown improvement along the way I'd be plenty more patient. But the idea that we're trending upward is a joke.
But there have been trends under Al:
You call people who want to give him a chance to prove himself rational. I look at the complete lack of improvement and call those same fans neutered.
Signing Moten and Wyche was a pretty good haul. I'm putting my money on Pierre and either Wyche or Heurtelou to be the starters. We still need drastic improvement at the position, but Moten and Wyche were a **** fine start.
You're right, except it wasn't a start. This was his
fourth recruiting class (third if you discount 2011). To say signing a Michael Wyche or Anthony Moten is long overdue is the understatement of the century.
What's absolutely terrifying is that we need Michael Wyche to come in and make a
big difference or we are ****ed. That's the position Golden has put this team in.