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Yep, agree by wcnitz

Let's be honest: if we had a proper LCB sitting next to Dest, we'd have been in much better shape last night defensively. I think Gregggg got his tactics right and NAILED his subs. Acosta going back to LB was absolute genius and basically shut down that side after Lainez was toying with Ream. Starting with the wing backs to avoid having to play through the mid because we wouldn't control it was the right thing to do.

In a year or two, we have better options along the back. Ream was duct tape. Long would have been there if he were available. Chris Richards and others will be getting more playing time in the future. Not worried about CB at all.

Last night was the first time I watched USMNT under him and thought 'yeah, he got it really right tonight.' And not just that - he outdid Tata. And Tata's the one who lost his composure.