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I think K9's responsibilities will be reduced and make him a more effective and efficient player. That's why Reeder was brought in... to take on a lot of those responsibilities that are more nuanced.
K9 will have 1 major responsibility... the RB. Filling the gap in run-support or chasing during run plays. Covering the RB in the flat or screen during passing plays.
I think he'll be the most improved player this year. The addition of SJD and AJ along the IDL will keep him cleaner.
The defensive FA additions were masterful! Guys that fit Staley's scheme. I expect this defense to be top-10.Comment
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I'm hoping it will come together this season.Maybe he needed a year to learn how to play in Staley's system.Originally posted by gzubeck View PostComment
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Most of year 1 K9 was injured. This year he has SB winning vets at his position to inspire him when he is fully healthy.Originally posted by DerwinBosa View PostComment
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Way to early to give up on him yet. However he needs to really have a great camp and to grow. I hope Van Noy can take him under his wing. He's a big key factor to our D. If he becomes just good then our D is going to be tough.Comment
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"Kyle and K-9"...sounds like a best buddies TV show...or maybe a reality show...Originally posted by SuperCharged View PostComment
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Not a lock as in not making the team? I see zero chance of that happening this season.Comment
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They’re not bailing on him after two seasons.
Any word on how his recovery is going?Comment
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Agreed. Not a lock as in It isn't known when he will be ready to practice or play.Originally posted by richpjr View PostComment
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