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Old 07-24-2017, 07:06 AM  
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Clark Hunt, Brett Veach & Andy Reid press conference

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Brett Veach-11 AM
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This should be entertaining..
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Old 07-29-2017, 01:24 PM   #571
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Might be, but that isn't the same as asking Andy if it was ok.
Correct, but he also means that Andy had a chance to 'save' Dorsey and he didn't. I'm not sure why so many people around here keep denying that Reid had at least some part in Dorsey being fired. Hunt is not the kind of owner who fires a GM without consulting people about it. Jerry Jones would do that but not Hunt. Andy Reid was ok, if not happy, about Dorsey getting fired.
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Old 07-29-2017, 01:28 PM   #572
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I would not put Tomlin ahead of Reid.

He took a talented roster that was developed by the Chin to SBs, but has done little since, even with a top 5 QB.

I also would not put McCarthy ahead of him.
Aaron Rodgers masks his mediocrity.
Not to mention, the only QB that Belichick has coached to a postseason berth, other than Tom Brady, is Vinne Testeverde, way back in 1994.

Belichick is most certainly an excellent HOF coach but it sure doesn't hurt to have Tom Brady as your QB.
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Old 07-29-2017, 01:28 PM   #573
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I would not put Tomlin ahead of Reid.

He took a talented roster that was developed by the Chin to SBs, but has done little since, even with a top 5 QB.

I also would not put McCarthy ahead of him.
Aaron Rodgers masks his mediocrity.
Mind you though that talented roster Chin made has had some roster turnover even though Rapist is at QB he is a shell of himself as beat up as he has been.

He has kept the Steelers relevant.

But I'm not arguing just throwing darts that it is hard to find 5 better coaches than Andy Reid however Andy Reid is flustrating on game day.
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Old 07-29-2017, 01:31 PM   #574
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Tomlin out coached Andy Reid in the playoffs winning with field goals.
No, he did not.

Reid's playcalling was fine. The execution was not.
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Old 07-29-2017, 01:32 PM   #575
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And I was told that Andy was a QB whisperer.
He supposed to be yet if Mahomes doesn't work out Dorsey will get the blame, not Reid. Suddenly everyone will be saying that Dorsey went rogue and drafted Mahomes without anyone's permission or approval. Dorsey drafted a QB that sucks and Reid was handcuffed by a shitty QB. Everyone is all in on Reid being the golden boy who is the victim of everyone around him. Chiefs fans don't have much choice because Reid is all they have left. Clark Hunt just fired the man who built this team.

All I know is the with a friend like Reid, who needs enemies.
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Old 07-29-2017, 01:35 PM   #576
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He supposed to be yet if Mahomes doesn't work out Dorsey will get the blame, not Reid. Suddenly everyone will be saying that Dorsey went rogue and drafted Mahomes without anyone's permission or approval. Dorsey drafted a QB that sucks and Reid was handcuffed by a shitty QB.
You might be the biggest ****ing moron to ever post in this forum, and that's saying something.

The video shown on draft night disputes your entire premise.

The fact that John Dorsey admitted that he had to ask permission before making the trade to select Mahomes disputes your entire premise.

Kindly, go away.
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Old 07-29-2017, 01:37 PM   #577
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Not to mention, the only QB that Belichick has coached to a postseason berth, other than Tom Brady, is Vinne Testeverde, way back in 1994.

Belichick is most certainly an excellent HOF coach but it sure doesn't hurt to have Tom Brady as your QB.
Tom Brady is not the same QB today that he was when he first started.

He has evolved from a conservative game manager, and credit for that evolution has to be given to Belichik and his staff.

Brady is one of the greatest ever, in large part, because of Belichik, while Belichik is the greatest ever, in some part, because of Brady.
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Old 07-29-2017, 01:45 PM   #578
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Belichik is the greatest ever, in some part, because of Brady.
I think it's a symbiotic relationship. Brady obviously decided that he wanted to be great, so he's gone to extreme measures to make it happen.

What will be interesting to watch is Belichick post Brady.

Bill Walsh went back to Stanford and had zero success. George Siefert had the benefit of Joe Montana and Steve Young but in Carolina, had zero success.

Forrest Gregg had Ken Anderson in Cincy, then did nothing in Green Bay. Same for Sam Wyche in Cincy (Boomer), then nothing in Tampa.

There's a pretty long list of coaches that won or participated in Super Bowls with HOF QB's, then had little success without one.

I suspect that Belichick won't put himself in that position but time will tell.
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Old 07-29-2017, 01:46 PM   #579
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No, he did not.

Reid's playcalling was fine. The execution was not.
Well that is also on coaching because that should have been instilled in Alex Smith to make those shots when it matters in big games. He did not and that is Andy Reid hand picked quarterback. Now I'm more excited and hopeful that Mahomes II will indeed execute when it is his time to shine with Andy Reid.
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Old 07-29-2017, 01:56 PM   #580
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Well that is also on coaching because that should have been instilled in Alex Smith to make those shots when it matters in big games. He did not and that is Andy Reid hand picked quarterback. Now I'm more excited and hopeful that Mahomes II will indeed execute when it is his time to shine with Andy Reid.
It has become clear to Reid that he can not coach up Alex Smith, which is why the Chiefs aggressively went after their QB in the draft.
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Old 07-29-2017, 02:19 PM   #581
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It has become clear to Reid that he can not coach up Alex Smith, which is why the Chiefs aggressively went after their QB in the draft.
You got me there lol
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Old 07-29-2017, 02:20 PM   #582
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It has become clear to Reid that he can not coach up Alex Smith, which is why the Chiefs aggressively went after their QB in the draft.
Alex Smith hit his ceiling in 2015 and has descended from there.

If he plays better in 2017 than he did in 2016, it will be a surprise.
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Old 07-29-2017, 02:41 PM   #583
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Name 5 current coaches that are better.
Why, when it's pointed out that Andy has a losing record in the postseason, has lost 5 of his last 6, and is 11th out of 16 among active coaches in playoff win percentage, do we retreat to something like "better"?

Better at what? Winning in the regular season? So what?

I'd draw one from the deck if you gave me my choice, because if you aren't good enough to win in the postseason we need to move on from you.

That applies to head coaches just as much as it does to quarterbacks.
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Old 07-29-2017, 02:49 PM   #584
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He supposed to be yet if Mahomes doesn't work out Dorsey will get the blame, not Reid.
Everyone is cheering for Mahomes to work out, but Reid has signed, drafted, and traded for numerous quarterbacks since choosing the one his reputation as a QB guru is built on... in 1999.

Who among them has he ever hit on as a potential franchise QB, or developed into more than a JAG?
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Old 07-29-2017, 02:52 PM   #585
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Why, when it's pointed out that Andy has a losing record in the postseason, has lost 5 of his last 6, and is 11th out of 16 among active coaches in playoff win percentage, do we retreat to something like "better"?

Better at what? Winning in the regular season? So what?

I'd draw one from the deck if you gave me my choice, because if you aren't good enough to win in the postseason we need to move on from you.

That applies to head coaches just as much as it does to quarterbacks.
Because if you can't then you are simply talking out of your ass.

I am not an Andy Reid fan, and wasn't happy when he was hired because of his flaws.
I would rather have taken a chance with an unknown.

But the fact is, almost every coach has their flaws that cost them at time, and some have QBs that mask their deficiencies.

Andy Reid with Aaron Rodgers would be considered a genius.
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