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01-04-2006, 11:40 AM | #62 | |
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People must understand that the great head coaches are usually more of a psychology minded person. AS is a great X's and O's guy, much like Gun. If you want to understand how the successful HC do it. Study Bill Walsh and more recent Jon Gruden and Bill Belichik. All three loves football from birth I think but they never did play the game at the highest level. All three are exceptionally intelligent with great football smarts and very good in evaluating his players and STAFF. Just understand the difference between a "mad scientist" vs. an "inspirational leader". AS and Martz are the mad scientist. If you know music, its the same. Great songs were written with simple and less chords and songs that's written just for the sake of using unusual chords and having 2 times more chords are usually not good. Martz and AS would win numerous championships if the NFL had given out awards for the number os new plays for each year/game or creative plays that involves 4 players touching a ball for each play. |
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01-04-2006, 11:46 AM | #64 | |
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Gun may have designed brilliant defensive schemes that have yet to be executed very well. The latter part has nothing to do with the X's and O's of the philosophy. |
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If Gun was a good X's and O's coach he could devise schemes to make average players good and hide bad players that capitilize on the good players he has. He doesn't do that, he relies on his talent to make him look good. The one time this man had a good defense he had all the pieces anyone could ever want.
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01-04-2006, 11:50 AM | #66 | |
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01-04-2006, 11:55 AM | #67 | |
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UHG! I'm thinking so myself after doing a bit of searching on the net. He had an opt-out in his original contract with the Jets allowing him to opt out of the last 2 years. That contract expired at the end of this season ('05). However, he signed a 2 year extension in '03 and it appears that there was no opt out in the new contract. This is according to Ken Berger's article here. Major, strike in my book concerning the credibility of stuff from his site.
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You just said it to. Gun had more success as a def. coord. in the late 90's because better talent was in place. Exactly. Our defense is starting to see improvement now but still not close to the talent levels that AS have with the offense. If you look at Gun's defensive talents: Jared Allen (came into his own this year, very promising rookie in 04); Pat Surtain (we got this year); Ryan Simms (finally came into his own this year); Kawika (came into his own this year); DJ (we just drafted him); To me the only talent Gun had from early 2000 team thats consistent has been Greg Wesley and Eric Warfield and maybe Maslowski (but he was never healthy when Gun return). |
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01-04-2006, 12:07 PM | #69 | |
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Shefter also reported Trent Green had a blood clot in his leg the day after Trent Green had a press conference and said "it was not a blood clot" and that he had a stent put in his leg for a weakness in an artery. Shefter is not always reliable either...
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But you'd have to compare apples to apples in contrast to the other team's defense that rank in the top 8-16 ranks; look at what teams they had to face. Its easy to overlook things like that when you say a defense with mediocre talent was better than the Chiefs because of better defensive coord. and their schemes? We went up against Philly at the height of their season, we get Den & SD twice. Oak always play us tough, we get a desperate DAL and NYG team at the height of their run for the playoff. Right there are 7 teams with offensive prowness. I honestly believe that our defense has a lot to do with inspiration which Gun lacks. Someone here at the planet once pointed out that Gun's yelling and overly stress approach, more so than not, makes the player fed up. Evident at the NYG game. Can't tackle. A lot of this was created by Vermeil's ways during training camp in going soft (little pads, and not really hard tackling) It's simple, you practice the way you play. Remember during training camp, all the players and coaches said LJ was the best player in training camp. It finally showed when he took over the ranks for Priest. They kept sayin that LJ practice during training camps as if it was a game...he finished all his runs and completed his assigments in detail. If you also remember the days that KC defense was at the top, our offense was not as good. because during camp and practices, our D players would go all out and tackle and hit guys. |
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