Go Ahead And Tell Me You Don't Like Gary Kubiak

What many fans posting on the blogs at chron.com refuse to accept is that I don't care how many books you've read about something, or how much time you've watched someone do something, it's not the same as doing it yourself, and when you do start that, you will make mistakes peroid.

Fortunately for Texan fans, Kubiak is still on the learning curve and Bob McNAir is a patient man. I don't even understand all the fuss about Richard Smith. To put it bluntly, his tools are 1/2 a defensive line 2 good linebackers and a patched together secondary. By playing zone defenses and forcing young quarterbacks to make reads, you give the 1/2 of the defensive line that can get there more time to get there, and increase the number of plays an offense needs to get to the red zone, and increase the possibility that that offense will make a mistake, any kind of mistake, false start, hold, fumble, interception.

I like this defense much better than Capers defense, because when it does blitz it's timely, and they go ahead and blitz as opposed to waiting until you know you have noone to cover and blitz 5 seconds into the play, with 3 defensive linemen trying to create lanes these late blitzers can run through.

Just my 2c.