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cLutZ
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On January 05 2016 05:45 QuanticHawk wrote: rip to the most overrated coach of the last decade Jeff Fisher got fired? | ||
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On January 05 2016 05:57 Jerubaal wrote: The man isn't a genius by any stretch, but he kept his teams disciplined and fighting and that led to the two most unlikely SuperBowl winners ever. Didn't he used to talk about retiring midway through a disappointing season, in order to motivate his teams into the playoffs? I thought he did that at least twice. | ||
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xDaunt
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On January 05 2016 00:57 QuanticHawk wrote: york's a boner trying to emulate Eddie DeBartolo and Jerry Jones, and Balke rides his dick basically also Chip Kelly apparently expressed interest in the 9ers job, allured by the fact that they already shitcanned just about anyone with talent. I hope that the Niners swing a reasonable deal to get Sean Payton, but I wouldn't mind if they end up with Chip Kelly instead. Yeah, Kelly was an asshat in Philly and earned his termination, but he's fundamentally a good coach. | ||
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QuanticHawk
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I felt both of those SB wins had a whole lot more to do with having, at the time, having a pretty much perfect roster for the modern nfl: flexibility to run or pass on offense, and a good DL to make a bend but dont break offense. Calling him most overrated coach is def part me being a salty fuck after all this Niner news and hearing dumb Giants fans all the time. Decent NFL coach yeah, but I watched a ton of Giants games over the years, and I don't think I once thought, 'Man, this is a well coached team'. Coughlin was always just a run of the mill, slightly above average coach to me. The best thing he ever did though was shut Tiki Barber the hell up. I thought people stopped saying Fisher was a good coach like 5 years ago?? On January 05 2016 06:59 xDaunt wrote: I hope that the Niners swing a reasonable deal to get Sean Payton, but I wouldn't mind if they end up with Chip Kelly instead. Yeah, Kelly was an asshat in Philly and earned his termination, but he's fundamentally a good coach. I really and truly doubt this happens. Both guys are going to want GM and Balke won't cought that up, and I would imagine Baalke is toast unless the team makes playoffs next year. It's essentially a 1 year job. Chip def needs a resume boost, so I could see him taking the gamble without the GM for a year. Hiring a known asshole would make the Harbaugh firing even more hilarious. The Peyton speculation is apparently from last year when he made a comment. personally though, I think this team is at least 2-3 years away from competing. There are soooo many holes all over this awful roster now. As god awful as he was, I would have almost perfered that we kept idiot Tomsula since it doesn't make it infinitely harder to attract decent talent, and we'd suck bad enough for a high pick. Belichek himself could come into town and would struggle for 6 wins for the next few years. | ||
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On January 05 2016 07:07 QuanticHawk wrote: I really and truly doubt this happens. Both guys are going to want GM and Balke won't cought that up, and I would imagine Baalke is toast unless the team makes playoffs next year. It's essentially a 1 year job. Chip def needs a resume boost, so I could see him taking the gamble without the GM for a year. Hiring a known asshole would make the Harbaugh firing even more hilarious. The Peyton speculation is apparently from last year when he made a comment. personally though, I think this team is at least 2-3 years away from competing. There are soooo many holes all over this awful roster now. As god awful as he was, I would have almost perfered that we kept idiot Tomsula since it doesn't make it infinitely harder to attract decent talent, and we'd suck bad enough for a high pick. Belichek himself could come into town and would struggle for 6 wins for the next few years. It's hard to evaluate the Niners from a needs perspective because both of the lines are a mess. Rebuilding the offensive line is clearly the number 1 priority. The defensive line also needs another impact player or two given how bad the pass rush looked this year. However, a lot of the DL guys are very young and may pan out (though I still hate the Armstead pick). | ||
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cLutZ
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On January 05 2016 07:07 QuanticHawk wrote: would way disagree, peak Giants (basically SB to SB) was one of the better rosters: pretty much the best DL during that time period, very good ol, good run game, good passing, regular top 10 offense. The rest of the defense was always shit, but it never had to be great considering the offense and the DL. I felt both of those SB wins had a whole lot more to do with having, at the time, having a pretty much perfect roster for the modern nfl: flexibility to run or pass on offense, and a good DL to make a bend but dont break offense. Calling him most overrated coach is def part me being a salty fuck after all this Niner news and hearing dumb Giants fans all the time. Decent NFL coach yeah, but I watched a ton of Giants games over the years, and I don't think I once thought, 'Man, this is a well coached team'. Coughlin was always just a run of the mill, slightly above average coach to me. The best thing he ever did though was shut Tiki Barber the hell up. I thought people stopped saying Fisher was a good coach like 5 years ago?? No, they didn't. People still "respect his toughness". Plus, hes overrated just on the basis that he has a job (and has for the last 10 years) other than high school strength coach. On January 05 2016 07:11 Shellshock wrote: Why does Fisher still have a job? Is it just cause he made it to a super bowl once? Some people are saying it was because he was in charge of a team that moved cities before in case the Rams ended up going to LA but that seemed pretty week. Rams ownership just complacent? No one knows. The only plausible thing I can think of is he knows where several bodies, actual bodies mind you not the metaphorical ones, are buried. | ||
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zev318
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wasnt peyton going to the cowboys | ||
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also i'm surprised coughlin wants to continue coaching even at the age of 70. is there really anything out there a good fit for him? | ||
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http://www.thescore.com/news/924765 | ||
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xDaunt
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On January 05 2016 11:51 Shellshock wrote: Colts sign Pagano to a contract extension and retain their GM http://www.thescore.com/news/924765 https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/684204708597207044 What a bunch of retards. | ||
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cLutZ
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Pagano's not great, but retaining the GM is downright ridiculous. His only successful moves are: 1. Picking the consensus #1 overall pick...at #1; and 2. Signing a competent backup QB. | ||
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Jibba
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On January 05 2016 11:51 Shellshock wrote: Colts sign Pagano to a contract extension and retain their GM http://www.thescore.com/news/924765 https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/684204708597207044  I was hoping he'd take Harbaugh's offer too. | ||
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