That was John Gruden.He turned rich gannon into a decent mvp QB and was part of some good offenses in his career. That might not be enough to turn the bears offensive woes around, but his resume is good enough to let him try.
That was John Gruden.He turned rich gannon into a decent mvp QB and was part of some good offenses in his career. That might not be enough to turn the bears offensive woes around, but his resume is good enough to let him try.
Besides QB, nothing kills a team like OL injuries. Hard to sustain drives when it's a crap shoot that the backup center and backup guard will handoff on blitzes properly
Elite guys like Rodgers and Peyton can still function well, but their play still dips
I'm assuming you mean the Bears line in that last sentence?
He turned rich gannon into a decent mvp QB and was part of some good offenses in his career. That might not be enough to turn the bears offensive woes around, but his resume is good enough to let him try.
I don't think the AFC is terrible overall. Goodness man, I was just defending the Pats this morning. They are easily one of the best teams in the NFL and have been for years. Read my posts.AFC is terrible overall + "People who would like to see the Pats challenged" = I want the Dolphins to be better.
Come playoff time, the Patriots have worked out all of the wrinkles and blemishes in their systems and are running on all cylinders. Even still they are gifted wins. Did anybody seriously expect Tebow to walk into Foxborough and beat them last year?
I'll say again, the Patriots are a good football team, and Belichick is hands down the best coach in the league. The fact remains though, like any team they are the most vulnerable at the beginning of the season, when they run into hopeless teams like the Jets and Bills who all happen to be in their division.
Bidwells gonna Bidwell
NFCW is tough but those 2 free wins are at least nice
I don't think the AFC is terrible overall. Goodness man, I was just defending the Pats this morning. They are easily one of the best teams in the NFL and have been for years. Read my posts.
Here we go, pretending like rookie quarterback X is the only player looking at film in the offseason.Russell wasn't in the locker room for clean-out because he was watching film :3
But according to one former player who knows a thing or two about the Giants' rushing attack, the rookie running back won't realize his full potential until he corrects a serious flaw in his approach to the game.
He runs too fast.
"Once he learns to slow down, you'll see a lot more success out of him," said Tiki Barber, the Giants' all-time leading rusher. "He's a very exciting player."
"You realize that football is a dance, like a salsa or a tango," Barber said. "If I'm going too fast, then my partner is messing up. If I move too fast, my offensive line's timing is wrong. If I'm jumping the gun, then my quarterback is out of sync with me. It's going to take some time, but he'll figure it out."
I'm the one who's been defending against that argument...I'm not talking about the Pats. I'm simply talking about the argument of "Team X is here because Teams Y and Z / Entire league is trash". That's a NBA argument or loser sports radio.
Here we go, pretending like rookie quarterback X is the only player looking at film in the offseason.
Don't worry my dear Squicken, we'll be back to feasting on the Lambs next season, you won't be getting those two wins.
Bidwells have pissed off fans in 3 cities. I imagine Michael Bidwell IV will be pissing off the Melbourne Cardinals in 2050 with his cheapness as their stink keeps drifting southwest
Meanwhile, Rookie Quarterback Z was grabbing the keys because he's the guy that would drive Quarterbacks X and Y to the drive thru.Rookie quarterback Y was watching a combination of NFL's best hits and a certain Joe Theismann clip.
You mean the new stadium that was paid for by local residents?Bidwill Sr was the cheap bastard that held the franchise back for years. Mike has been pretty good thus far. New stadium, willing to pay top dollar for our core players, ate Whiz's contract which his father would never have done. I appreciate that he wanted a football mind for gm this time around after having a numbers and contract guy in Graves. The guy actually wants to win unlike Sarver (Suns owner). He has questionable judgment at times but if he lets Keim do his job, I think we can start turning this thing around.
Dom Capers still has a job today huh?
Feels like we haven't heard a word out of Green Bay since the night of the loss.
I think trestman would be a decent hire and would be that tough coach our players need. I mean, if emery fuck this up, the packers would be a couple of years ahead of us (except on defense) so why complain about our shitty coach selection?Gannon steadily improved from 1998 on. By the time Trestman got there Gannon was coming off two excellent seasons.
Dom Capers still has a job today huh?
Feels like we haven't heard a word out of Green Bay since the night of the loss.
It's season by season. You're division clearly has two teams who primarily play for the lead, we've had a couple obstacle seasons. Overall, it's pretty easy to make that argument, but you can just scan the overall standings at the end of the season and find that most of each conference is filled with garbage.
I love your defense. They would have been the best in the league if they had an offense that helped even just a little
I also have zero faith in them getting a coach who can do well with the offense. Offense is in demand, and the lowest bidder usually doesn't win. Unless they take a flier and get lucky on a non-name guy
Josh Sitton at least keeping it real:Feels like we haven't heard a word out of Green Bay since the night of the loss.
Well, San Francisco kicked our (expletive) at home in Week 1 said Sitton. They were a better team twice. They beat our (expletive) at home so, who knows? We create the circumstance, and we got our (expletive) beat.
Asked about the solid protection by the offensive line last night against San Franciscos formidable offense (Rodgers was sacked just once), Sitton shrugged.
I guess so, it is. But in your eyes and everybody elses eyes, we (expletive) suck, so, what does it matter? he said.
Also, somebody made a comment about Payton and Belichick being the best coaches in the league. The only real similarity I can find with either of them is that they don't take their foot off of the gas until 60 minutes.
Here we go, pretending like rookie quarterback X is the only player looking at film in the offseason.
Also recording devices.
Press conferences are today then Lando Stadium is closed. McCarthy at 4 then assistant coaches after. Capers is scheduled to talk at 5. The thinking is that the team wouldn't make Capers available with advance notice if they were planning on firing him.
Also, somebody made a comment about Payton and Belichick being the best coaches in the league. The only real similarity I can find with either of them is that they don't take their foot off of the gas until 60 minutes.
Oh cool, thanks!
Well it's possible that TT is going to hem and haw a bit with MM about Capers. They don't often make quick decisions so it wouldn't shock me if he was fired later. I'm expecting a lot of non-answers about Capers if someone asks MM about it.
Or they might confirm his return and put the blame on personnel rather than scheme. Felt like that last game of the season was schemed right just poorly executed. No excuse for the Niner game though which was vastly more important.
Was there anyone you'd have considered a good candidate outside Reid?
Capers staying as defensive coordinator is music to my ears.
Understand i'm not blaming the Patriots for being successful or (aside from spygate, of course) alleging that their success is ill gotten. That said there is no division in the league (after the Manning left the Colts, anyway) that has a bigger disparity of talent in the front office and on the field than the AFC East.
Even now, as the Patriots on field talent is declining, the Patriots are still crushing the division. That's Belichick. The key to postseason success is staying consistent and disciplined in your division. The Patriots have had issues, and as i've said previous that's mostly a talent problem, because Belichick has them running like clockwork yearly. I'm glad that he can't draft worth a damn, because the Pats would have won at least 2 more championships then.
I guarantee you that I can find that quote about every acclaimed, successful rookie QB for the last five years.I don't know if he is special, or if he has a good PR machine. But both local and national media fall over themselves praising his work ethic. Sam Farmer of LAT and Sando gush about it. Sando has said "Wilson will never be out-worked" fwiw, and Sando isn't a hyperbole guy
Capers staying as defensive coordinator is music to my ears.
Capers staying as defensive coordinator is music to my ears.
Wilson as a rookie already proved he is a better qb than Matt Ryan. Outplayed him in a head to head battle.
Bears will finally have an offensive coordinator who can scheme against that shit defense like the rest of the league has done.The Bears are 1-7 against Capers' Packers defenses.
I always knew you were a Packers fan buddy!!
Too bad J'Marcus Webb will still be at LT.Bears will finally have an offensive coordinator who can scheme against that shit defense like the rest of the league has done.
I don't think the AFC is terrible overall. Goodness man, I was just defending the Pats this morning. They are easily one of the best teams in the NFL and have been for years. Read my posts.
Bears will finally have an offensive coordinator who can scheme against that shit defense like the rest of the league has done.
Bears will finally have an offensive coordinator who can scheme against that shit defense like the rest of the league has done.