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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Springpatch
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Michigan
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Heck is lol.
He's never developed anyone here. They either walked in the door a good player or they left as shitty as they were to begin with. I have absolutely zero faith in Heck ever developing anything, much less helping anyone with weight loss. |
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Where the hell is SNR
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What about the dudes who were kind of crap under Pioli like Jeff Allen? Does Heck not get any credit for turning Wylie from an absolute nobody into a starting RT for a Super Bowl team? Austin Reiter? We actually won a SB with that guy, you know. Hell, I'll even give him Cam Erving. That guy's career was DEAD in Cleveland, and when he left KC he managed to get paid by some other team. There have been plenty of "who the **** is this guy" linemen to end up playing much better than what was expected out of them. I don't see how else you can credit anybody but Andy Heck for that. Hell... Zach Fulton. Zach Fulton was a crashpost guard but arguably gave our offense entirely new life when he got moved to C. Isn't that Heck's thing? Playing guys at multiple positions? We can do a lot worse than Andy Heck as our OL coach. |
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Michigan
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I dunno, I don't think guys have developed all that well under his tutelage. Like you said, we could do alot worse but I also think we could do better. It is what it is. It just worries me to see the lack of progress with OBj and Niang and so on and projecting it to a tackle project in the draft. And I'll never understand him not pushing Reid to start anyone but Wylie at RT by mid-season. It worked out in the end but it wasn't pretty along the way and it damned near cost us more than once with some hits Mahomes took. |
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Join Date: Mar 2006
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He turned the Browns trashcan in Reiter and Wiley into adequate starters. Morse turned into a top 5 Center. Branden Albert was able to have a big year in 2013 and cashed in. He had Remmers playing passable at RT. Hudson had a big rebound under him in 2013. Fisher became a solid starter. Smith and Creed are high end. Got adequate play from a lumbering OBJ that struggled with footwork. Allegretti became a strong reserve player. |
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