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Mike McCoy to replace Norv Turner in SD. Last 2 coaches to replace Norv were fired after 1 season (Schottenheimer 01 WSH, Shell 06 OAK). |
Osweiler has a chance to be decent now.
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Mccoy has proved shit. Tebow led the league in three and outs. How is this guy regarded as hc material. Xouche on 610 wanted him as our hc. What a joke of a hire for sd.
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Rivers, for all his faults, is still a better QB than Teblow or Orton, and he's younger and healthier than Peyton (i.e. no debilitating neck injuries that prevent him from throwing deep downfield). Considering what McCoy has done offensively, especially with those first two dumpster fires at the QB position, I wouldn't discount the possibility of him getting Rivers back to elite status. |
Suprised by the negative comments on McCoy. If the Chiefs would of hired him there would be so many drolling about him and how good of an OC he has been. Stuff like "If he can win a playoff game with Tebow". "If he can design an offense around Tebow he can be a GOD with Geno".
I hope he sucks ass because he is now a Charger now, but I won't be suprised if he makes that offense better. Of course it isn't up to just him so only time will tell. |
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That was 2011. Replace "Tebow" with "Manning" and it holds true for 2012. |
Glad he stayed in the AFC West. He can call a run on 3rd and 7 in a tied playoff game.
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Ugh, I just saw this:
http://kissingsuzykolber.uproxx.com/...g-it-safe.html Denver Broncos coach John Fox’s decision to take a knee at the end of both the first and second half on Saturday — despite having 20 and 31 seconds, and multiple timeouts — was one of the more controversial, and perplexing, coaching moves of the weekend. Today, with two full nights and the benefit of hindsight under his belt, you will be pleased to know that Fox still stands by that decision, and he’s being backed up by his boss, Broncos legend John Elway. Fox said he felt good about the decision when he made it Saturday, toward the end of one of the most disheartening losses in the franchise’s history. After hashing it over during the last two sleepless nights, he stood by his decision. We need a more dynamic, creative OC to overcome Fox's conservatism. Here's the rest of the article, which I found hilarious: [John Fox walks into a local Denver car dealership] JOHN FOX: I would like to buy a car. SALESMAN: Great! What kind of price range are we looking at here? JOHN FOX: I make $3.5 million dollars per year. SALESMAN: [with dollar signs in his eyes] Well, Hello Dolly. That’s a nice chunk of change. Luckily we have a few great options for an upscale individual like yourself. JOHN FOX: Perfect. All I ask is that it’s safe. SALESMAN: Can do. First up we have the latest in our SUV line. This puppy’s got it all. Power seats, power doors, an engine strong enough to pull up the Titanic, and, on the inside, the luxury and comfort of a limousi- JOHN FOX: I heard SUV’s roll over a lot. SALESMAN: Well, that’s less of an issue than it used to be. I mean, you don’t want to take any corners like Tony Stewart or anything, but under normal conditions this is perfectly saf- JOHN FOX: Pass. Next. SALESMAN: O…Okay. Next up — and you are gonna LOVE this, I assure you — we have our top-of-the-line luxury sedan. Four doors, plenty of leg-room, strong, durable body. Perfect for a man on the go who wants to look stylish and sensible, but also let everyone know he’s made it. JOHN FOX: Is it bomb-proof? SALESMAN: What? JOHN FOX: What if someone throws a bomb at me like in one of those video games Demaryius is always playing? SALESMAN: Well, I … why would someone throw a bomb at you? JOHN FOX: Not important. What would happen? SALESMAN: Well, no car can withstand a bomb blast without serious after-market modificat- JOHN FOX: Pass. Next. SALESMAN: Okay. Okayokayokay. I know this is a long shot, but just hear me out here: A classic summer day, the wind blowing through your hair, the warmth of the sun hitting your skin, the- JOHN FOX: A convertible? SALESMAN: Yes. Lots of middle-aged gentlemen love them for the freedom the prov- JOHN FOX: Don’t be ridiculous. I’ll be decapitated in five minutes in one of those things. What’s that over there? SALESMAN: Over where? JOHN FOX: There. In that office. The big rectangle thing. SALESMAN: The safe? JOHN FOX: A safe? Sounds safe. I’ll take it. SALESMAN: But … it’s not for sale. And I don’t even think you’ll fit in it. And it’s not a car. It doesn’t even have wheels. JOHN FOX: Wheels? Now hang on one second, Evel Knievel. I never said nothing about no wheels. I said safe. SALESMAN: But how will you go anywhere? JOHN FOX: Going places is how people get hurt. Hell, I’m not even here now. This is a hologram. I’m hidden in my underground bunker 50 feet below Mile High Stadium. I never leave the premises. Now ship me that safecar in 1000 feet of bubble wrap and send me the bill. SALESMAN: I can’t do that, sir. I’ll have to check with my manag- JOHN FOX: Fantastic! Pleasure doing business with you. [The John Fox Hologram leaves the car dealership. In his bunker, the real John Fox calls John Elway] JOHN FOX: John, I bought a car. JOHN ELWAY: Great! What did you get? JOHN FOX: I dunno, some giant metal box with no wheels or engine. Seems sturdy, though. JOHN ELWAY: Smart. |
I'm not sure how I feel about this...
I was hoping for a guy like Jimmy Johnson. A guy who picks up the level of competition by setting a tone in the organization from the practice field to the SB. Brian Billick, Jon Gruden or even Mooch were on my wish list. A guy who's been around, has connections and, thus, has access to the best coaching staff available. We'll see how McCoy shakes out. At this point, he doesn't seem to have the qualifications I'd be looking for. |
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I think this is the worst coaching hire of the offseason, no doubt.
I think this guy is a nothing. |
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