2006 Baylor Defense - Ben Bradley

The 2006 Baylor Bears defense, under the direction of Ben Bradley, was an integral part of the team’s overall performance during that season. Although Baylor finished with a 4-8 record, the defensive unit showed signs of improvement and resilience throughout the year.

Ben Bradley employed a 4-3 defensive scheme, featuring four defensive linemen and three linebackers. This alignment aimed to bolster both run defense and pass coverage while allowing for flexibility in game planning against various offenses.

The 2006 Baylor defense, while not statistically dominant, demonstrated the potential for growth under Ben Bradley's coaching. The emphasis on player development, combined with the contributions of key defensive players, set the foundation for future improvement in the program.

Despite the team's overall record, the defensive unit's efforts showed promise for the future. The experiences gained in 2006 would benefit the players in subsequent seasons, contributing to a more competitive defensive identity for Baylor football moving forward. The team would continue to evolve and strengthen its defensive strategy in the years to come, building on the lessons learned during this season.