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Today, 01:05 PM | #361 |
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You know who Nagy is strikingly similar to? Daboll. They've followed almost exactly the same career path, except Daboll was the head man in charge of developing Allen and actually won a playoff game
Other than that nearly identical. First season as head Coach they win Coach of the Year and make the playoffs while dragging decent seasons out of subpar QBs. Then they both declined until the bottom fell out. |
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Today, 01:18 PM | #362 |
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Well yeah. A good QB changes everything. Look at Andy without Mahomes, Tomlin without Big Ben, Belichick without Brady.
Being stuck with losers like Trubisky, Jones and Fields isn’t gonna help any coach succeed. That’s just the way it is. |
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Today, 01:26 PM | #363 |
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Reid had a plethora of success pre Mahomes. He just never won a Championship. Effectively Kyle Shanahan.
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Today, 02:16 PM | #364 | |
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Nagy also gets a bad rap because people incorrectly blame him for the offense' struggles. Andy Reid calls the plays. Everybody fellates Bienemy but the guy has had exactly zero success outside of KC. |
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Today, 02:36 PM | #365 | |
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Sorry, I somehow didn’t reply to your comment correctly. Was thinking about other stuff. Anyway, if you look at Pederson’s record with PHI, overall, he was pretty good. Was he spectacular? No, but he had a winning regular season record (42-37) as well as a winning playoff record (4-2) in PHI. And a SB victory with a backup QB under center. And he did that With one of the worst decision making QBs in recent history in Carson Wentz. Who also was inconsistently available (played just 2 complete seasons in PHI) with all of his self-induced injuries. So, no, I’m not blowing Doug over four games. I’m blowing him over his relatively successful 5 yrs in PHI and finding ways to adapt and overcome some pretty significant issues at the most important position in football. |
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Today, 02:39 PM | #366 |
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Well, he also inherited Fangio and subsequently the leagues best defense that year. Under 18 PPG allowed.
Oh, and folks think he failed there because of all the shit that came out about how much of an arrogant shitheel he was, how he lost the locker room, and how he completely failed to adapt his offense to any of his QBs. Trubisky, Dalton, Foles, Fields. All the same scheme. By comparison Reid successfully adapted his offense around backup QBs midseason like Feeley, Garcia, Kolb, Foles, and Henne, just to name a few. |
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Today, 03:52 PM | #368 | |
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Once that went away, so did he Definitely not saying he can't coach or is the problem, but he was carried by the defense in Chicago and now carries water for Andy Reid |
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Today, 03:53 PM | #369 | |
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Andy runs this team. He has more than 50% say what this offense does. You are insane if you think Andy isn’t deciding game planning and play calls. |
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Today, 04:07 PM | #370 |
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He’s also supposed to be the Mahomes whisperer who isn’t looking great
Again I’m just saying, like every other Andy coordinator, there’s nothing definitive to deduce |
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