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I'm sorry, but Big Ben has to change the way he plays. He can't be 30+ taking 50 sacks a year, playing games with a "Questionable" on the injury report every week. Vick had to change. Steve Young had to change. McNabb had to change. I don't expect Ben to like it. The question is can he live with it once the offense starts clicking, and they get their starters back? |
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But thanks for admitting you were wrong about Arians. You're such a big man. |
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Can you elaborate a little more about the fine job that Crennel and Pioli have done this season? Thanks. |
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I don't know if Haley is a good coach. Don't think anyone is calling him a great head coach or an offensive guru. Just want to know how he would have done if the GM let him at least coach, and didn't cripple him with a QB everybody knew was garbage. |
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You didn't see Warner or Boldin arguing with Ken Wisenhunt about HIS offense, did you? Now, Kurt praises Todd for the way he coaches players hard and is unpredictable in his playcalling....he credits that unpredictability with the teams emergence to the superbowl. If you want proof, youtube his interviews prior to the 2008-2009 pro bowl where he and Larry asked Todd to join them because of how much they respected his contribution to their ascendance. |
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Haley is a ****ing BOZO until proven otherwise. He completely FAILED in Kansas City and his new two time winning Super Bowl QB is calling him out after six games. What will it take for you people to see that he's a ****ing FRAUD? |
I'm sorry, but this just happens too ****ing often to leave alone. It's become like a game to me LMAO
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Todd Haley wanted nothing to do with Matt Cassel and pushed Pioli to sign Matt Hasselback.
Who knows, maybe Haley could have turned Hasselback into his next Kurt Warner. Kurt Warner was 3-12 as a starter of the Cardinals before Todd Haley got there. |
Haley was a horrible head coach. I'm not sure why that would even be argued.
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