What the hell is his own defense anyway? The guy isn't really known as a guru of any system. My feeling is that he had a tough sell job with the vets returning last year, and did an okay job. But he did a horrible job adjusting the weaknesses of the defense as the season went along. He didn't have to install some complicated offense like Trestman. Defenses are much easier to tweak midseason, and he did nothing to tweak it in a positive direction. When they got Lovie we knew Lovie was a disciple of the Tampa 2 and an accomplished defensive mind that actually had success. What the heck is Tucker's defensive reputation based on? He coached DBs in college for five years, then four years of pro and then seemingly became the default defensive coordinator of bad defenses after his boss was fired. He was an NFL D coordinator in his late 30's, which is pretty impressive, but when that happens you typically hear about what that coordinator's calling card is. Does this guy have a calling card or has he just run his boss's defense (Crennel, Del Rio) or the defense of the man his boss replaced (Lovie)?