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The Rams interview Rob Ryan today for their open defensivecoordinator position. He's the first reported candidate the Rams havetalked to. Ryan has been DC for the Raiders, Browns and Cowboys,where he spent the last two seasons before being fired a couple ofweeks ago. He was the linebackers coach on the Patriots team that wonSuper Bowl XXXVI, the last time he was in a postseason game as acoach.
Rob Ryan DC resume
2012 - Dallas: allowed 400 points (24th in NFL), 355.4 ypg (19th),125.2 rush ypg (22nd), 230.2 pass ypg (19th), 34 sacks (20th), 14forced fumbles (17th), 9 recovered (19th), 7interceptions (31st), 3 defensive TDs, 40% 3rddown conversion rate (23rd). Injuries to Sean Lee andDemarcus Ware are very likely factors in this year's dropoff.
2011 – Dallas: 347 points (16th), 343.2 ypg (14th),99.1 rush ypg (7th), 244.1 pass ypg (23rd), 42sacks (7th), 13 forced fumbles (16th), 9recovered (18th), 15 interceptions (17th), 1defensive TD, 40% on 3rd down (22nd)
2010 – Cleveland: 332 points (13th), 350.1 ypg(22nd), 129.4 rush ypg (27th), 220.7 pass ypg (18th),29 sacks (25th), 9 forced fumbles (31st), 9recovered (20th), 19 INTs (8th), 3 defensiveTDs, 43% on 3rd down (28th). Browns improved inmany areas; this was Joe Haden's rookie year. They lost KamerionWimbley in free agency and tried to replace him with Matt Roth, whichflopped.
2009 – Cleveland: 375 points (21st), 389.3 ypg(31st), 144.6 rush ypg (28th), 244.7 pass ypg(29th), 40 sacks (8th), 11 forced fumbles(29th), 9 recovered (25th), 10 INTs (29th),0 defensive TDs, 39% on 3rd down (18th)
2008 – Oakland: 388 points (24th), 360.9 ypg (27th),159.7 rush ypg (31st), 201.2 pass ypg (10th),32 sacks (13th), 15 forced fumbles (14th), 8recovered (20th), 16 INTs (10th), 0 defensiveTDs, 44% on 3rd down (27th)
2007 – Oakland: 398 points (26th), 341.6 ypg (22nd),145.9 rush ypg (31st), 195.8 pass ypg (8th), 27sacks (28th), 13 forced fumbles (25th), 8recovered (27th), 18 INTs (10th), 2 defensiveTDs, 39% on 3rd down (13th)
2006 – Oakland: 332 points (17th), 284.8 ypg (3rd),134 rush ypg (25th), 150.8 pass ypg (1st), 34sacks (19th), 16 forced fumbles (27th), 5recovered (31st), 18 INTs (10th), 4 defensiveTDs. Nnamdi Asomugha's 8 INTs a big help here, as he blossomed into astar CB.
2005 – Oakland: 383 points (25th), 330.8 ypg (27th),128.1 rush ypg (25th), 202.7 pass ypg (18th),36 sacks (18th), 22 forced fumbles (23rd), 14recovered (8th), 5 INTs (32nd), 0 defensiveTDs, 41% on 3rd down (26th), 36% on 3rddown (7th)
2004 – Oakland: 442 points (31st), 371 ypg (30th),125.8 rush yds (22nd), 245.2 pass ypg (30th),25 sacks (31st), 14 forced fumbles (32nd), 9recovered (25th), 9 INTs (29th), 1 defensiveTD, 47% on 3rd down (32nd)
Well, I've done a lot of due diligencehere, and I honestly don't see what all the fuss is over Rob Ryan.His defenses give up a lot of yards and a lot of points. He's neverdeveloped a defense that doesn't get run over on the ground;inheriting Dallas' #12 run D of 2010 doesn't count for much here.Despite the Ryan family reputation, his defenses have been poor ingetting after the QB, and miserable at forcing turnovers. And lookhow repeatedly mediocre his teams finish at 3rd-down percentage.That's typically a stat the coach is held directly responsible for.In addition, Ryan was a 3-4 coach all 9 of these seasons, so hehasn't even run the Rams' base defense in a decade.
If not for the Jeff Fisher Friends andFamily program, the family name, the bombast and the ridiculous maneof hair, Rob Ryan wouldn't be getting a second look from anyone inthe NFL right now. (Is anyone besides the Rams even interested inhim?) The Rams would take big steps backwards the moment he grabs apair of headphones on the sidelines. He has nothing but a provenrecord of mediocrity, and that's being generous, and he has no experience coaching the Rams' system. The Rams would havebeen clearly better off keeping Blake Williams.
A resounding thumbs down to the idea ofhiring Rob Ryan.
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