Dr. Davis’ diagnosis on Detroit ‘D’: The line

By Os Davis  |   Tuesday, July 01, 2008  |  Comments( 7 )

 Detroit Lions
“What is going on with the Detroit Lions' defense?” That is the vexing and perplexing question put forth before the crack corps here at the RealFootball365 clinic in this, the first of a series examining this unfortunate unit. The case before us today, patient Detroit ‘D’, appears to be suffering from a number of maladies ranging from ...
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CommentsComments: 7
 No.1
 05:52 AM
07/02/2008
Dr D. very well diagnosed. Defense wins football games. Detriot stands no chance with the mnay passing teams in the NFL> Over the years we have seen a major shif from running games to passing game. eg. Patriots, Colts, Giants.
Some teams have caught on early and received some vaccinations from the potential deadly disease of a passing game.
I do think if detriot is faced with running plays they stand a good chance of fighting off the offensive virs.
Look forward to reading your special teams report
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 No.2
RedskinFan21ST		 09:09 AM
07/02/2008
I think the defense will be somewhat better this season. Mike Martz last season had that offense begging for air when his offense was on the field for less than 2 minutes. The defense became worn out midway through the season. Look for an improvment on that alone with Mike Martz gone, but I don't think it will make it that big of a change.
 No.3
 10:45 AM
07/02/2008
Darby is going to be a non-factor for that D-line. Last season he only started 6 games and had 12 tackles and a half sack. Detroit needed to make many more and better moves if they wanted to have a chance this season.
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