Read this link as DistortedConfusedGruden at first. It had me way more excited.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=950599
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I may only be able to speak for myself, but as a northeast representative no fucking thanks.
Go get 'em, Konkers!
Get a hot ginger her number for me.
670 The score is interesting to listen too right now. They are talking about what happened regarding Kromer with a former player doing hosting duties. The locker room sounds like a complete dumpster fire at the moment. Tresty can't come back.
Here's the TV coverage map before JFF was named the starter:
Here's the map afterwards:
No one thought ohio state would make the playoffs if they won. The commitee just wanted to avoid a fuck up by choosing between baylor and tcu. I hate cfb now. Just make it like march madness and do it all december.He was the O-Coordinator at Wisconsin for 6 years I believe. He left the season after Wilson was there. Also I heard rumors that Wisconsin threw the Big Ten Championship game so a Big Ten team can get in the playoffs.
Dolphins 2015:Quit picking on rex
Dolphins 2015:
Rex - HC
Lazor - OC
I could handle it.
As long as the OC is good I think he'd be alright. I'm mostly joking though, I'm not saying I want this to happen, haha.Rex is a terrible HC
Baffles me that anyone could look at the talent level of the Jets, their success relative to that talent level, and claim Rex is a bad head coach. Clueless.
Id take rex on the bears right now. Its not his fault his gm drafts terribleI don't think Rex is a terrible Head Coach. I think he's hamstrung by an idiot GM.
He's not a bad HC he's an average head coach but he's an exceptional defensive coordinator that probably has little to no input into other facets of the game plan.
Works for tons of guys. Most actually, have significant input on only one side of the ball (if that, right Tomlin!)
Rex is seemingly a great leader of men and a fantastic defensive coordinator. Perfect head coach makeup. Put him with a rising star OC and some competent talent and they'd be a force. Detroit would be a terrifying spot for him, but somewhere like Buffalo....man he could skullfuck the Patriots in Buffalo. Seems like they just need a rudder.
Works for tons of guys. Most actually, have significant input on only one side of the ball (if that, right Tomlin!)
Rex is seemingly a great leader of men and a fantastic defensive coordinator. Perfect head coach makeup. Put him with a rising star OC and some competent talent and they'd be a force. Detroit would be a terrifying spot for him, but somewhere like Buffalo....man he could skullfuck the Patriots in Buffalo. Seems like they just need a rudder.
He's not a bad HC he's an average head coach but he's an exceptional defensive coordinator that probably has little to no input into other facets of the game plan.
Ryan has no clue on the offensive side of the ball. Watching that game against the 'phins was an exercise in futility. Talent level or no, you have to be able to manage a better game. Great defensive mind and motivator, though. No question.
Exactly.
Just like his dad: great DC, average HC. Just need Rex to punch an assistant coach on the sideline and the circle will be complete.
Ryan has no clue on the offensive side of the ball. Watching that game against the 'phins was an exercise in futility. Talent level or no, you have to be able to manage a better game. Great defensive mind and motivator, though. No question.
Ryan has no clue on the offensive side of the ball. Watching that game against the 'phins was an exercise in futility. Talent level or no, you have to be able to manage a better game. Great defensive mind and motivator, though. No question.
Ryan has no clue on the offensive side of the ball. Watching that game against the 'phins was an exercise in futility. Talent level or no, you have to be able to manage a better game. Great defensive mind and motivator, though. No question.
This is kind of what I was getting at. Bring him in to shore up the defense and let a guy like Lazor handle the offense. The Dolphins have some nice pieces in place but the clock is ticking on quite a few of them (Wake and Grimes especially).Works for tons of guys. Most actually, have significant input on only one side of the ball (if that, right Tomlin!)
Rex is seemingly a great leader of men and a fantastic defensive coordinator. Perfect head coach makeup. Put him with a rising star OC and some competent talent and they'd be a force. Detroit would be a terrifying spot for him, but somewhere like Buffalo....man he could skullfuck the Patriots in Buffalo. Seems like they just need a rudder.
That game was basically his final "fuck you" to his superiors, though. They forced Geno on him and he wanted to show he could win without even using him. The ironic part is he had to rely on him on the final drive and Geno let him down by throwing a game ending INT. Good stuff!Ryan has no clue on the offensive side of the ball. Watching that game against the 'phins was an exercise in futility. Talent level or no, you have to be able to manage a better game. Great defensive mind and motivator, though. No question.
unless your QB has the talent of a brick wallSo in a close game when a team starts putting 8 in the box or more you might want to throw a few times on early downs instead running into a brick wall? That's takes genius mang.
unless your QB has the talent of a brick wall
LolThe only legitimate argument I've heard for Wisconsin "tanking" is Andersen knew he was out and he is blow job buddies with Urban, so he wanted to help out his boy. Don't really know how a college football team could throw so spectacularly, even if they were trying. Not like there was enough time for any boneheaded coaching calls before it got out of hand.
Rex never had a good qb. With trash for qb and a horrible GM he still made the Championship game twice and could have won both times.Exactly.
Just like his dad: great DC, average HC. Just need Rex to punch an assistant coach on the sideline and the circle will be complete.
The more I watch this film, the more I think Derek Carr of the Raiders is really really good.
In this thread people get tompenny'ed by the idea that Rex messed up not letting Geno Smith throw more in a close game.
Colts fans on Twitter get all upset when you call their owner a privileged piece of Shit who got away with a crime the commmon person would be in prison for.
So touchy
If they were both black kids in the slums you think Ersay and Mallett would be cell mates right now?
If they were both black kids in the slums you think Ersay and Mallett would be cell mates right now?