Best part about Reid he is honest and fixes his mistakes. That was one of Philadelphia’s fans biggest praise about the guy is that he fixed his mistakes.

Herm plays to win the game.

Big difference.

Veach is Reid's yes-man.

Reid chased off Dorsey and Ballard to promote Veach. Veach answers to Reid. Reid is the default GM; Veach is the assistant with the GM title.

Whoa! Was this documented somewhere? I must have missed that article.

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LMAO

Awesome.

On the radio this morning, they talked about an interesting stat:

Only one coach EVER in any of the 4 major sports has won his first championship in his 6th year or later with a particular team.

I live in DFW, so this was directed at Jason Garrett, but it applies just as well to Fat Andy.

It’s what makes Andy such a great coach.

We’ll lose a game in inexplicable fashion and everyone will be upset.

But Andy will go up to the podium afterwards and, in his reassuring voice, will say “That’s on me, I gotta do a better job. We’ll fix it.”

Whenever you hear those words, you know that it’s truly sincere. Andy fixes his mistakes 100% of the time. While we may still lose some games in heartbreaking fashion, we can rest assured that we’ll never lose it the same way again.

Because Andy always, always, ALWAYS fixes his mistakes.

You know, I used to think it was only a matter of time. Lately, though, I am very skeptical of that ever happening with Andy. :(

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Well, see my post above. It has only happened once EVER...in baseball, football, basketball, or baseball.

Hmmm, that's interesting. Why do you suppose that is the case?

You ****ing idiot. My point was Squirmin Herman Mother****ing Sack of **** Edwards wasn’t even a good enough coach to be a DC. The fact that he was or wasn’t has nothing to do with my point. It was just an off the cuff remark that Reid is a successful head coach and Herm is a ****ing failure. To say one is like the other is intergalactically stupid.

ALL those words you typed out have nothing to do with the point I made.

All because Ree Run is ****ing trolling me saying Reid is as bad as Herm.

Ya ****s.

I'd say it's primarily a matter of boredoem / familiarity / laxity....players and coaches getting comfortable in their surroundings and letting the little things go, or maybe it's the message getting tuned out after consistent lack of results.

Or it could be the opposition figuring out how a coach behaves with that particular set of players.

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck

Fair part of it is that teams fire coaches often.

Nobody could win a Superbowl with this defense, not even Billichek.

Younger coaches also tend to win the Time of Possession battle