Originally Posted by scott free (Post 7742891)

I honestly believe his desire & scheme was solid, but he was still sifting through all of the leftover trash, adding in talent like Dorsey & Flowers where he could.

At the time? yes, its possible i was high lol, but i finally growed up at the tender age of 39-40.

Originally Posted by Backwards Masking (Post 7742890)

His 2008 Defensive Campaign was almost as terrible as Vermeil's record setting 2002 Abomination. Some coaches couldn't achieve that with their own hand picked players if they tried. Never mind it Herm's THIRD year...

Originally Posted by milkman (Post 7742901)

He was as clueless as Claythan in a whorehouse.

Originally Posted by scott free (Post 7742905)

Hey, i can only defend the guy so far, but in fairness this team was a complete joke when he came in, not to mention who his shot caller was, even in that third year...

Originally Posted by milkman (Post 7742901)

This myth that Herman ****ing Edwards was some kind of defensive guru is just that.

A myth.

He was as clueless as Claythan in a whorehouse.

Originally Posted by scott free (Post 7742918)

I never said 'guru', he was running the T2, thats about as simple as it gets in the NFL, but had been proven effective.

A relatively simple scheme that allowed him to throw rookies into the fire, i didnt & still dont have a prob with that.

But as a head coach, Herm would make a helluva DB coach.

Originally Posted by milkman (Post 7742916)

Why the hell would you want to defend that utterly useless dumbass?

Originally Posted by milkman (Post 7742927)

I wouldn't want that useless SOB coaching Pop Warner, much less NFL DBs.

You can throw rookies into any scheme.

Tampa Two isn't any less complex than other schemes.

Originally Posted by milkman (Post 7742927)

Tampa Two isn't any less complex than other schemes.

Originally Posted by Omega (Post 8267126)

Herm is coaching the Under-Armour high school game tonight.

Poisoning a new generation!