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Originally Posted by Megatron96
Wtf are you talking about?
Did the coaching staff throw a bunch of INTs or fumble the ball multiple times?
Instead of going on a multi-paragraph rant, I'll just leave this here: at some point in the real world an individual has to be responsible for their own actions. Andy/Spags/EB/whoever can only do so much to get their players ready for a game. It's ultimately up to the players to prepare themselves and execute the gameplan, whatever it is. Overthrows, INTs, fumbles, miscommunications, etc. are directly attributable to the players themselves.
They should all take a long look in the mirror. Most of them, Mahomes, Hill and Kelce included, have not played up to their abilities. It's on them and all the other players (with the exception of the IOL and ST for the most part) to own their failings and just simply do ****ing better.
Sooner rather than later would be nice.
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I can kind of see your point, but at the professional level, this suggests that coaching is utterly irrelevant, . . . like completely.
I mean, these are professional athletes who have played every day of their life at a high level. Why on earth do they need some fat lard on the sidelines to tell them how to play?
More accurately though, coaches and FO perform tasks just as vital as play on the field, just not as visible. Cohesion, mentality, discipline, philosophy, demeanor, preparedness, etc.