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Doctor's Orders: Miami's Championship Prescription Starts With Tackling
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Doctor's Orders: Miami's Championship Prescription Starts With Tackling

  • Miami must fix tackling this offseason after finishing 115th in tackling efficiency in 2025.
  • The defense logged 185 missed tackles last season, highlighting a core issue for the unit.
  • A standout game against Louisville showed the problem with 24 missed tackles in one game.
  • Despite tackling issues, Miami generated pressure, forcing quicker throws and screens.
  • Coaches see tackling as a correctable problem rooted in technique, repetition, and accountability.
  • Improving tackling could raise Miami’s defensive ceiling for the 2026 season.
  • Miami features elite athleticism and playmaking but needs to finish tackles consistently.
  • A strong pass rush increased the burden on defensive backs to close space quickly.
  • The article frames tackling as the key offseason development for championship potential.
  • Optimism remains high for Miami’s 2026 defense with the right tackling improvements.
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Colston Loveland Leads Bears Who Could Win First All-Pro Award in 2026
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sports4h ago

Colston Loveland Leads Bears Who Could Win First All-Pro Award in 2026

  • Colston Loveland is listed by PFF as a top candidate for his first All-Pro nod in 2026 amid Chicago's young, improving offense.
  • Devin Bush appears as the top non-Loveland candidate, coming off a strong 2025 and a $30 million Bears deal.
  • Caleb Williams is in the running for an All-Pro slot despite other elite quarterbacks in the mix.
  • Montez Sweat is projected to build on 2025 with improved support and a higher chance at an All-Pro nod.
  • Dillon Thieneman is highlighted for rare speed and versatility that could earn him an early starting role.
  • The piece notes Caleb Williams could lead the Bears to a division title with continued development.
  • The analysis cites defensive improvement and a strengthened supporting cast as key to 2026 All-Pro chances.
  • The article positions the Bears as a team with multiple players capable of first-time All-Pro honors in 2026.
  • Pete Martoneaca contributes reporting on the Bears for OnSI as of 2026.
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