Not Yet Ready For Prime Time Coaching
papa.carl44
of the coaches to get them to execute)....it is clear that all the bravado
and talk is just that...facing a top opponent Rex and company look like an
embarassment at this point. This is what some of us have been talking
about...this D is all guessing...and he is not guessing right....and the O
can not take advantage of any of the weaknesses the D gives them....the
hurry up worked...so they get out of it....poor, poor coaching.
Harlan Lachman
"papa.carl44" <papad...@nospamverizon.net> wrote:
You left out the special teams. Missed FG and shanked punt. Thank god I
gave up on the game then.
I would not let Weatherford and Folk ride back on the plane. They would
be gone. Neither was ready.
FWIW, Rex is stupid. Why put the slowest player on the field on a deep
route on a TE. Smith was behind the TE yet the ball barely made it to
Smith's feet; since he had no idea where the ball was, instead of
intercepting by stopping and getting the ball, the POS interfere's with
the TE on an uncatchable ball.
When I turned off the game, Welker had had no catches on Revis. Instead
of using Cro on a TE, they waste him on the smaller branch.
Rex misused his personnel.
Maybe we make the playoffs. Maybe not.
Not ready for prime time this team.
The Patriots are a flawed Defense and it is 3 points in the second half.
Joke.
h
Harlan Lachman
buRford <buR...@buR.ford.com> wrote:
> Agreed about the misuse of personnel, although he's very limited in what he
> could do with
> the talent we have.
> Amazin' aint it... all season, we make every D look like the Steel Curtain of
> years past.
I disagree. He has Coleman, Lowery, Pool, Ihedigbo and Cole all of whom
are faster than POS. He could have put Coleman, et. all on Branch and
taken a TE out of the game. While Leonhard is a solid player and he was
missed, there was no necessity of the assignments that Rex and Pettine
chose.
harlan
papa.carl44
"Harlan Lachman" <har...@eeivt.com> wrote in message
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What bothered me even more was the apparent confusion...even the announcers
were stating that. They looked confused and like they were not sure where
to line up...the two key factors to playing defense before the snap of the
ball are 1. Allignment and 2. Assignment.....they looked confused and not
sure of what was happening. No way should they have been run over that way
as well as passed on with ease. This is clearly on Rex and company.
Harlan Lachman
"papa.carl44" <papad...@nospamverizon.net> wrote:
Yup!!!
h
Michael
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i think that *POS* was the guy who was best prepaired to call the
coverages in the absense of leonhard
papa.carl44
"Michael" <mjd...@verizon.net> wrote in message
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YUP....I hesitate to call anyone who can make an NFL team a POS...can't get
into that kind of stuff...he may not be as good as someone would like, but
he is a person and I do not think he does not try...he just may not be as
good as a top first team player is. OMHO. Papa Carl
Harlan Lachman
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Michael <mjd...@verizon.net> wrote:
And he was clearly the right POS to cover receivers deep and miss
tackles.
h
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I never saw Klecko play, but in post game, he's awesome and he called
out the OC scheme. Paraphrasing, the offensive scheme surprises no
one. He's right, it appears that defenses are in the huddle, inspite
of all the pre-snap shifts; defenses hardly move or pursue. I can't
believe they hardly ran, and I think Gruden questioned a third down,
where Schott brought in Brad Smith.