Change in Coaching
by KFJ-InvAZN on Dec 8, 2009 12:25 AM EST
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PrintWithout sounding rabid I would like to make a few points and would like to hear some of your opinions before I head in for the night.
1) Why are the same mistakes being made on both sides of the ball since week one?
2) Why are there the same holes on both sides of the ball since week one?
3) Why is there no sense of urgency in a two minute drill when the game could be won within that two minutes?
4) Why are players making stupid mistake allowing in over 100 yards of penalty?
In my opinion all these can be attribuited to coaching. This Packers game was NOT close nor was it good.
Good night and good luck trying to get through tomorrow after this piss poor game.
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Wow, four questions
and we’re still a couple months away from Passover.
Maybe in order to understand mankind, we have to look at the word itself: "Mankind". Basically, it's made up of two separate words—"mank" and "ind". What do these words mean? It's a mystery, and that's why so is mankind.
-Jack Handey
At least we don't have to endure losing or
wandering in the desert for 40 years (like Cleveland)!?
aka 'Rexx'
Urgency in the late 4th quarter:
Can’t players remember 3 plays in a row? If this than that..etc..That’s why a crusty vet is better than a strong armed youngster any day of the week. You need play callers as QB’s. Those are the real Qb’s. Joe just waits around for bad plays from Cam as he flips through pages of end zone lobs to 5-10 receivers.
Three plays in a row?
What about two, or even one,as they waste time outs every game for stupid reasons. How about jogging to the line of scrimmage for once when time is ticking down. Looks to me like Flacco’s calm demeanor is a double edged sword for us, as he needs t make the huddle realize time is of the essence and move the guys along faster. Where was the previously used a lot no-huddle!?
aka 'Rexx'
by Bruce Raffel on Dec 8, 2009 12:50 PM EST up reply actions
Joe is not right. I think it’s from childhood inauculations. It is believed that as blood flows to the shot area to fight the vaccine it leaves nerve endings and blood vessels causing mini strokes. This can change such things as facial expressions and reaction time. We develop minor afflictions that we think are just genetic. But are they? So, you see, it’s not Joes fault really. It may be the result of his TB shot when he was born. Take Hines Ward for example, his face is stuck with that grin. He probably had multiple shots as he traversed the jungles of Malasia and Central Pa. to reach Pittsburgh.
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