Agreed, but I think the most important step has been taken care of. Now the defense can improve steadily while we (hopefully) get a talent infusion (trickle) which could eventually really change the D.
But in terms of one off-season, we have a chance to improve drastically, which would be hard to do without a handful of blue-chip defensive recruits (which we won't get at this point) or a half dozen transfers. But I am definitely more in the Al Davis school of thought that you can't teach speed. Anytime I play video games it will be evident in my roster. Purge the old players and get young and fast. Let the rest work itself out.
