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Originally Posted by Deberg_1990
They did, but the most important thing is, it didnt translate to WINS.
Also, the offense(what Haley was known for) was a complete failure under him. In 3 seasons the only time it was good and consistent was when Weis was here and really only for about an 8 or 9 game run during the middle of last year.
Cassel isnt a huge talent (thats on Pioli) but other coaches have proven you can get at production out of him at times. Haley never got anything out of him.
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I hesitate to disagree with you, Mr. Deberg_1990. I have the highest possible regard for your posting abilities and believe that you are an intelligent, thoughtful person.
Howeve, Cassel is an asswipe. He succeeded only when he was with NE who could recover from his sacks and moronic play due to the team around him and the system he was in. He only succeeded here when he played against other bad teams. Blaming Haley for Cassel is like blaming Jesus for tittah moles. You cannot win games with that moron. It is the reality of the situation.
Anyhow, here's what you said, "Theres (sic) alot of talent on this team. A head coaches job is to analyze the skillsets hes been given and to put those players in positions to succeed. Get maximum effort. For the most part Haley was pretty lousy at that."
I merely stated that Haley did, in fact, coach up and develop several key players on this team and most everybody else improved during his tenure. It is patently unfair to give Haley no credit and all blame. Unfair and nonfactual.
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