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Please advise. |
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I'd hazard an unscientific guess that in football, the coach can be responsible for up to a 10 percent swing in results: 10 percent more points scored under good coaching, 10 percent fewer under bad coaching. In a close game or a Super Bowl run, that 10 percent swing really matters.
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It was always my opinion that a good HC can turn a team to a contender in 2 years, the 1st year is the remnants of the prior coach(usually a losing season). The 2nd year is that HC's team and if it regresses then that's the reflection on his coaching and scouting ability.
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You think that a 32% passer "looks pretty good"? W.T.F.? |
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Considering that every starter with the exception of LJ was over the age of thirty to begin the 2007 season, ANY head coach would have to be given more time to rebuild. |
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You are officially, an idiot. Turley, Terry, Welbourn, McIntosh nor Weigmann would not be starting for ANY other NFL team. Period. There is absolutely NO WAY that all of them should have been playing at all, albeit, together! But I'm sure they're all just Pro-Bowlers with a different coach, right? :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: |
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The one common denominator with this offensive decline, and recent defensive decline, is the coaching. The players don't buy it and it is nothing new. So do you throw out all the players? Not usually. |
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But 3/5 of that o-line? Turds. |
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The Chiefs haven't drafted a FIRST DAY offensive lineman since 1999. How could you expect the results to be any different? |
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To what do you attribute the Defensive decline? Did the talent go to shit all of a sudden? |
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We made LJ a turd by running him into the ground. |
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