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Washington doesn't have a line than can runblock for poo poo. Callahan is kidding himself. They must really want that 1st overall. Edit: Bruce Allen is an unctuous slime, who, along with his phone slamming, classless, egomaniacal boss, has run a staple franchise into the ground. Congrats. Yudo fucked around with this message at 01:11 on Oct 8, 2019 |
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Mega64 posted:Run on first down, run on second down, run on third down, run on fourth down. Running 4 x 3.3 = 13.2 yards! It’s simple math!
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I'm amazed that Callahan is still kicking around in the NFL. He wrecked the Raiders chances to win the Super Bowl, he destroyed Nebraska, and yet here we are 10-15 years later and he's getting a chance to be a head coach again.
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So Callahan has now stepped in for the fired Jay Gruden 15 years after stepping in for the fired Jon Gruden. That's hilarious.
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The Puppy Bowl posted:So Callahan has now stepped in for the fired Jay Gruden 15 years after stepping in for the fired Jon Gruden. That's hilarious. Jon wasn't fired
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The Puppy Bowl posted:So Callahan has now stepped in for the fired Jay Gruden 15 years after stepping in for the fired Jon Gruden. That's hilarious. Jon was traded for some reason that only made sense to Al Davis
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Kellen Moore lmao QB coach for one season, ineffectual OC for half a season, already being considered for HC White af
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Oct 8, 2019 11:35
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Grittybeard posted:
Nothing like shackling the new guy with crappy leftovers that he doesnt want
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Oct 8, 2019 11:40
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syzpid posted:I'm amazed that Callahan is still kicking around in the NFL. He wrecked the Raiders chances to win the Super Bowl, he destroyed Nebraska, and yet here we are 10-15 years later and he's getting a chance to be a head coach again. He really is that good of an OL coach. He's Peter Principle with the dials turned up.
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Oct 8, 2019 11:59
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To be fair Haskins will turn the ball over less if Brian Schottenheimer runs the ball 42 times a game.
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One of the low points in recent Bills history was Brian Schottenheimer thinking he was too good for the Bills’ head coaching job
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Sheen Sheen posted:One of the low points in recent Bills history was Brian Schottenheimer thinking he was too good for the Bills’ head coaching job Actually that's a high point. Did you really want "Curls Short of the Sticks" Brian to pursue the job? Nepotism and whatnot would have carried him quite a ways.
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kalensc posted:Actually that's a high point. Did you really want "Curls Short of the Sticks" Brian to pursue the job? Nepotism and whatnot would have carried him quite a ways. I agree that in hindsight it was a blessing, but to be told “thanks but no thanks” by someone who ended up never being considered seriously for a single head coaching gig (and not for lack of trying) still shows you how the Buffalo Bills were/are viewed as a franchise in the grand scheme of things
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Oct 8, 2019 13:43
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Topic needs to be changed to only 11 more weeks of Bill Callahan
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Is a Leftwich a good OC? He wasn't a terrible QB at Jacksonville, just not good.
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Randaconda posted:Is a Leftwich a good OC? He wasn't a terrible QB at Jacksonville, just not good. I guess I'd say we don't really know yet? He was the Cardinals OC for the last half of last year after they fired Mike McCoy, but I don't think we should hold that against him. The Bucs are doing ok to good this year so far but they were fineish aside from turnovers last year on that side of the ball and who knows how much Arians plays into that. Supposedly part of the reason Arians took the job was to get guys like Leftwich shots at head coaching jobs, so I'm cheering for him. Just no idea if it'll work out.
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syzpid posted:I'm amazed that Callahan is still kicking around in the NFL. He wrecked the Raiders chances to win the Super Bowl, he destroyed Nebraska, and yet here we are 10-15 years later and he's getting a chance to be a head coach again. He's a decent O-line coach. Most coaches that are able to hang around do it by being position coaches.
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Mr. Nice! posted:Topic needs to be changed to only 11 more weeks of Bill Callahan Dan Quinn might get shown the door first
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Is there any chance Jim Harbaugh gets out of Michigan this year? I could see Dan Synder throwing 20 million a year at him
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DariusLikewise posted:Is there any chance Jim Harbaugh gets out of Michigan this year? I could see Dan Synder throwing 20 million a year at him If Michigan continues to look like doo doo rear end then yeah maybe he'd get the boot
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DariusLikewise posted:Is there any chance Jim Harbaugh gets out of Michigan this year? I could see Dan Synder throwing 20 million a year at him I think maybe they're finally getting tired of him there but I doubt they'd fire him. Just if he starts thinking he wants to be somewhere else I guess. Although getting fired would be funny for a whole lot of not-Washington related reasons.
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Professor Funk posted:To be fair Haskins will turn the ball over less if Brian Schottenheimer runs the ball 42 times a game. This seems like a challenge on how many botched snaps/exchanges a team could do in one game.
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Somebody objective tell me when we can throw molotovs at Kitchens. He looks like like complete poo poo and screaming 1 and done.
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Ches Neckbeard posted:Somebody objective tell me when we can throw molotovs at Kitchens. He looks like like complete poo poo and screaming 1 and done. First year head coaches unless they are an abomination should probably be given a second year, it's sort of like you rarely give up on rookie qbs. I mean, lets be honest here, what track record do the browns have of hiring good coaches that would make you hopeful whoever they brought in would be better.
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Ches Neckbeard posted:Somebody objective tell me when we can throw molotovs at Kitchens. He looks like like complete poo poo and screaming 1 and done. I saw someone arguing that your old OL coach (the huge one) was actually right when he said the new QB coach (after Kitchens) was actually the reason Mayfield looked awesome last year after they cleaned house. It's as good of a guess as any I suppose. e: after I look up this half remembered thing that guy being Ken Zampese kinda throws a wrench into the argument. Oh Kitchens was the running back coach huh? I thought he was the QB coach and that's why Mayfield loved him. Grittybeard fucked around with this message at 22:49 on Oct 8, 2019 |
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Ches Neckbeard posted:Somebody objective tell me when we can throw molotovs at Kitchens. He looks like like complete poo poo and screaming 1 and done. I think it's a mistake to put all the Browns' woes on him. He didn't make Baker throw two picks and lost a fumble. He didn't cause the O line to be replaced by a piece of wet tissue paper (Dorsey should answer for that, letting a good player walk and overpaying a castoff from the Rams who was being replaced by a guy who hadn't seen a single snap). He didn't get the starting corners injured. At the same time, so far I'm not impressed and not just because they aren't winning. I don't like a lot of his calls, I don't think he's taken advantage of certain matchups like a great coach would, and I think his decision-making is a bit problematic
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I don't see any way the Falcons do better than 1-2 in their next three games and I can't imagine Quinn survives that. Which I guess means Koetter ends up as interim.
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Play posted:I think it's a mistake to put all the Browns' woes on him. He didn't make Baker throw two picks and lost a fumble. He didn't cause the O line to be replaced by a piece of wet tissue paper (Dorsey should answer for that, letting a good player walk and overpaying a castoff from the Rams who was being replaced by a guy who hadn't seen a single snap). He didn't get the starting corners injured. One of Baker's goal line picks was entirely on the receiver. Mayfield put the ball on the right spot (low and away from any defender) and the receiver was in position and got hit right in the hands. He just bobbled it up.
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Mr. Nice! posted:One of Baker's goal line picks was entirely on the receiver. Mayfield put the ball on the right spot (low and away from any defender) and the receiver was in position and got hit right in the hands. He just bobbled it up. Either way that's another thing that Freddie Kitchens is not responsible for. The players need to step up and play without mistakes, which has not been happening
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I think I'd fire kitchens if the browns are 3-7 or maybe even 4-6 after the first steelers game. The first half of their season is rough but what's the point of promoting kitchens for consistency if they're just going to lose those games anyways? As for keeping him a second year, why? He was put into an easy situation with palmer in arizona that turned into a nightmare whenever palmer was out, and before that he was the coach for a TEs corps that was never any good. With hindsight he's steve wilks on the offensive side of the ball.
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Play posted:Either way that's another thing that Freddie Kitchens is not responsible for. The players need to step up and play without mistakes, which has not been happening Nah, "Just execute my perfect plan better" is the noise shitass coaches everywhere make. It's basically gase.txt
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sean10mm posted:Nah, "Just execute my perfect plan better" is the noise shitass coaches everywhere make. *twitch* FIRE DOM CAPE-- no, no, I'm sorry, I lost control of myself for a moment there.
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Play posted:Either way that's another thing that Freddie Kitchens is not responsible for. The players need to step up and play without mistakes, which has not been happening This is a big part of the problem for me. He's scheming to the team he wants to have not the team he has. Putting a TE 1 on 1 with Nick Bosa more than once is a hilarious failure in planning. Putting Greg Robinson who proved to be wildly over matched 1 on 1 with Bosa over and over didn't work either. He refuses to use the team he has. His plans and scheme are loving stupid
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I remember there were some rumblings before the season that it wasn't Kitchens responsible for Cleveland's offensive success last year, but some other position coach or some such. It came across as weird Hue loyalist back biting at the time, but maybe there was a kernel of truth there?
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fsif posted:I remember there were some rumblings before the season that it wasn't Kitchens responsible for Cleveland's offensive success last year, but some other position coach or some such. It came across as weird Hue loyalist back biting at the time, but maybe there was a kernel of truth there? Yeah that was the Walrus Bob Wylie the offensive line coach. According to him it was long time assistant to Hue Jackson, Ken Zampese that served as QB coach at the time.
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fsif posted:I remember there were some rumblings before the season that it wasn't Kitchens responsible for Cleveland's offensive success last year, but some other position coach or some such. It came across as weird Hue loyalist back biting at the time, but maybe there was a kernel of truth there? Ken Zampese according to Bob Wylie (the hilarious ex-OL coach). It didn't come off as Hue loyalist stuff exactly to me but sour grapes since he got fired after the season too. Like I said a while back the most damning thing about this theory is that Ken Zampese did something good.
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Ken Zampese has never playcalled a touchdown. don't correct this
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