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Originally Posted by soundmind
If Haley chooses any one particular piece of this franchise to monitor in critical detail, I'd hope like hell it was the wideouts.
Next season we'll have a new OC, a new DC, and I wouldn't at all be surprised if Haley keeps this piece for himself come 2010. I kind of hope he does. Like a former coach who shall remain nameless, who lacked every single character trait otherwise, I think he has a discernible strength in one particular area and we are fools not to focus his efforts there (as well as overall team management).
Timing sucks, but so does the team. I'm not at all bothered by it, but I wonder how much good it does have a FB teaching them how to better their game....? I wouldn't be terribly surprised to see us incorporate some kind of coaching hire around our bye week possibly too...our timetable for change simply does not mirror the rest of the league AND IT SHOULDN'T. We're far worse off, and major change will be necessary over the next few seasons. So long as it's not a carousel of shit like Oakland, no worries here, clocks ticking but, meh....
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I think people are making way too much of the fact that he played fullback in the NFL.
Todd Haley didn't play receiver in the NFL either. Bellichick played tight end--that doesn't mean he's unqualified to coach defense.
Anderson has coached WRs before. It's not like this is his first gig. I don't know what to make of this decision. But it's WAY too soon to be jumping off cliffs.