When will Chavis stop leaving the middle wide open?

Miles had said twice they have that fixed

They bite hard on play fakes and take there selves out of the play.

Conversely, we do not run read plays well and opposing lbs are never fooled.

When you stop touching yourself at night?

Its funny, because I'm one of them, that was ready for welter to see less time. But then beck with didn't do much better. He was responsible for the 2nd TD. So I guess the coaches do know their players.

Head scratcher

Many times the tackles are getting carried to the outside or blown off the football leaving a linebacker having to cover a massive hole while being blocked. Everything pivots off the weak play of the DL.

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When will Chavis stop leaving the middle wide open?

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i don't think it is all on Chavis. The outside linebacker is lining up on a blitz on the outside that is too late to get to either the tailback or QB unless they are running right at them or dropping back to pass.
On the play two weeks ago it looked like the safety pulled the linebacker out of coverage on the line and had him following the slot receiver instead. When the play broke through a wide open hole the safety was about 5-10 yards from the sideline way too far out to help in the middle.

Additionally our d-lineman should not get pushed out of position when they are going one on one. In fact we really need at least one d-lineman who requires a double team.

We should write him a letter, and let him know. You've figured it out, we can turn this ship around. I'll start:

Dear John,

I know you've got over 30 years of coaching experience, and I don't know shite about football, but I have watched a lot on TV AND I was pretty above average in high school...or as I like to refer to it, the glory years.

I recently noticed that you continue to leave the middle linebacker on an island, despite the fact you know it's a weakness. Please stop doing that. This will solve everything.

Sincerely,
TigerFanNKaty