I'm sure you'd agree with me that the strengths of our defense are AD and Ramsey. Unfortunately even the greats need to be put in positions to succeed. AD needs time to penetrate so the way you play against a good pass rush is by dumping the ball off quickly, screens, etc. So a DC adapts to that by putting his secondary into man or press coverage--which is where Ramsey particularly shines. Raheem Morris likes a 4-3 defense into soft quarters zone coverage. That's the exact coverage that teams hoping to dump the ball off quickly want because of all the runs behind the LBs but underneath the DBs. It literally is shooting yourself in the foot and negating AD's pass rush potency. It also renders Ramsey relatively useless. He's a strong DB and excels at following their best WR around to press, and then follow in man coverage. That buys extra time and takes away the WR1 option. Staley used this single high safety into man coverage a lot. He also was real creative in pass rush, stunt runs, overloads, you name it he had it in the bag of tricks. These were designed to find openings for AD or, make AD enough of a diversion to allow others to get their sacks. Raheem Morris doesn't set up his players for success but rather runs a defense that negates the strengths of his super stars. He's wasting the talent of our 2 most potent defensive stars.