Co-ordinators' Press Conference
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Matt Nagy on MVS, "There's a lot of things he does well that doesn't show up on the stats sheet."
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They would be??? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Was an exit strategy discussed. Asking for a ewok
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How about doing a few things that DO show up on the stat sheet, like catching TD passes?
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I can’t think of anything less insightful than watching either Mahomes or Chiefs coaches in a press conference.
They pretty much only say the most cliché coach-speaky things imaginable. I could probably write Andy a script for a game I haven’t watched and get pretty close to what he actually will say: “Ya know. There’s a lot of things going on out there and we need to get the details right. We’ll get back to work and make sure we get those straightened out. It starts with me and I take the blame for that. We’ll get it right.” |
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There are basically two camps when it comes to coach press relations. One is the kind of Parcells/Bellichick throw guys under the bus and call them out philosophy, and one is the "don't say anything that can get back to the player as negative or overly critical". Andy and staff belong to the second camp. You won't really ever hear anything of honest criticism of a player. No opinion on which one is "better", it seems to just be a personality thing.
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Nagy admitted that the ridiculous WR rotation is making it more difficult to refine specific roles and give Rice more targets.
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I, for one, am just shocked that a man who torpedoed the Bears offense into the ground is doing the same here.
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Watching Nagy during the Super Bowl highlights last year.
He came off as a Mahomes fanboy and his personal hype man, not a coach. Say what you want about EB, but he wasn’t starstruck by Patrick and didn’t sound like a 10 year old kid meeting him at training camp every time he interacted with him. Nagy is not a leader of men. |
Chiefs had the same issue when Nagy was previously the OC in 2017 of struggling on offense after the first 15 scripted plays.
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I don't think we'll ever know the nuances of the Chiefs coaching staff and what they're each responsible for, but whatever Nagy is bringing to the table is worthless. The offense is trending towards abysmally pathetic standards in the second half cumulatively this season and that points to a complete failure to adapt and adjust to the game as it's progressing.
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Guess who wasn't on staff that year |
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But both guys have run offenses on their own without Reid and one was good and one was terrible. Many of the garbage Bears offensive plays that led to a bottom of the barrel offense are now showing up this year for the Chiefs. |
Don't have to argue with me on that one. I think the dude is a completely overrated putz whose success in Chicago was largely due to Fangio and the longer he stayed there the worse it got, culminating in him completely losing the locker room. That story about him ghosting Trubisky I've always found in particular to be a damning indicator of who he truly is as a coach and person but for some reason no one here is willing to accept it at face value because he slurps on Mahomes duck butter and was teammates with Veach in college
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Matt, it’s time to resurrect the porta potty drills.
https://www.arrowheadpride.com/2010/...mp-porta-potty :) |
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Nagy didn't lose the game last night but he's not helping. |
Matt Canada and Ken Dorsey have already become available………..
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Seems obvious that EB was a positional coach and loosing him means players aren't getting drilled as hard on the real offensive coordinator's installs (Reid).
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Sorry guys, I am not there yet. People wanted to get rid of spags when the defense was rough because he failed everywhere he went including being a complete shit show of a head coach. Arguably the same exact personality as nagy - a players coach. Coaches track record as a HC has nothing to do with how they'll do as a coordinator. Even up to last year people were calling for spags' head. Turns out these guys do better when they don't have bad talent hampering them. who knew?
It's just our mentality to blame the OC when the defense fails and claim Reid took over the clipboard when we succeed. it's been that way all the way back to Doug pederson. It's actually hilarious looking back how much we actually do this - in year 1 we convinced ourselves that pederson was literally doing nothing with playcalling. Everything runs through Andy and no I don't for a second believe Andy has no idea how to coach these guys. Upgrade the talent and let's see what's what |
Last year we were 1 in everything. Even Naggy couldn't **** this up that fast and it's not on him anyway. Andy is the OC and HC. It's on him and Veach for the WR room being this bad.
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