>Just like Lechler was great, but the teams as bad.
>
we sorta found a way to measure Lechler tho, who was pretty busy.

>He'd shut down one side of the field and qbs wouldn't throw
>his way.

or they just didn't care because they were whooping y'all ass so badly they didn't need to bother.
>
>Him not shadowing other wrs was a coaching issue, and those
>happen on bad teams.
>
actually, this was the case no matter who his coach was anywhere he went & since he had 5 or 6 in Oakland plus a couple more after, that might have been on him a bit.

Teams certainly didn't seem to improve upon his arrival or decline in his absence.

>They debated whether he was the best cb, because he was that
>good. Definitely not an issue of nobody watching him play.

K.