FireChan Posted June 23, 2015 Posted June 23, 2015 FireChan and VABills: "talk is cheap" -- we get it. That's your take. Enough already. It's a discussion board.
thebandit27 Posted June 23, 2015 Posted June 23, 2015 I've mentioned a few times something Sammy said about having to get his steps down. I think the scheme was the number of steps in the route had to coincide with the number of steps in the QB's drop. I'm no expert, but I often wondered how that would work when the WR has a CB in his face bumping him at the LOS? If we can get BackInDaDay to chime in on this...he's done some pretty good analysis on this exact topic on this board.
TPS Posted June 23, 2015 Posted June 23, 2015 If we can get BackInDaDay to chime in on this...he's done some pretty good analysis on this exact topic on this board. Thanks. Looked up some of his posts, and found this little gem, a response to when did you start to dislike Marrone: last season.. after watching our receivers running sloppy routes, and dragging defenders into each others routes - he threw receivers coach Ike Hilliard under the bus, rather than own up to the fact that all this took place on Hackett's watch. Prescient.
Buffalo_Stampede Posted June 23, 2015 Posted June 23, 2015 Old is bad, new is better. Welcome to the offseason.
Dorkington Posted June 23, 2015 Posted June 23, 2015 I'm pretty sure FireChan is actually Doug Marrone.
VABills Posted June 23, 2015 Posted June 23, 2015 So discuss something else. So let's close this and every other thread. Marrone sucks, no he doesn't. Ends those threads. Ej sucks, no he doesn't. Yup all the QB threads. Actually putting an opinion out, countering and having a little bantering is what this is all about? Or did I miss the intent of this board?
CodeMonkey Posted June 23, 2015 Posted June 23, 2015 http://bills.buffalonews.com/2015/06/22/vic-caruccis-take-five-bills-offseason-workouts/ "Intensive teaching. The coaches identified plenty that was wrong with the fundamentals of returning players. Although no one from the current staff is going to take public shots at the former staff, there is a clear sense that the new group doesn’t think all that highly of the some of the work done by the predecessors." Yikes at that entire paragraph. Just another reason to believe that this is going to be a fun year - our guys may actually know how to play NFL football! So the new coaches think they are better than the old coaches. Shocking. That almost never happens.
FireChan Posted June 23, 2015 Posted June 23, 2015 How so? Are you seriously going to blame Roman for Harbaugh's team blowing up on him? Come on ChanFuego...you formulate many well-supported arguments and are fully capable of defending them; I'm struggling to see how this will be one of them. I think it's unrealistic to give Roman a complete pass on the season last year. Who worked with Kaep when he melted down? Do I think Roman was the chief reason the team was out of whack last year? No. Do I hold him at least a tiny bit responsible? Yes. You don't get a free pass just because your HC was also bad.
Flip Johnson Posted June 23, 2015 Posted June 23, 2015 Carucci is pretty even-handed. He's hardly been singing Manuel's praises, but what this tells me is that there is reasonable evidence to suggest that inadequate coaching has contributed to Manuel's struggles. Until EJ takes the curve we don't have hard evidence, but the idea that growth potential still remains is encouraging.
FireChan Posted June 23, 2015 Posted June 23, 2015 I'm pretty sure FireChan is actually Doug Marrone. I've seen the "the old coach was the source of all of our problems and our new coach rocks and will solve everything" story quite a bit. If Rex/Roman get us to 12-4 and our offense looks like a whole new unit, I'll make that opinion. Not before.
eball Posted June 23, 2015 Posted June 23, 2015 So let's close this and every other thread. Marrone sucks, no he doesn't. Ends those threads. Ej sucks, no he doesn't. Yup all the QB threads. Actually putting an opinion out, countering and having a little bantering is what this is all about? Or did I miss the intent of this board? When the opinions being put out by any particular poster all essentially say the same thing it gets tiresome. You know the point I'm making but choose to ignore it. That's fine; carry on.
FireChan Posted June 23, 2015 Posted June 23, 2015 When the opinions being put out by any particular poster all essentially say the same thing it gets tiresome. You know the point I'm making but choose to ignore it. That's fine; carry on. Except when you agree with them. Then it's gravy.
Dorkington Posted June 23, 2015 Posted June 23, 2015 I've seen the "the old coach was the source of all of our problems and our new coach rocks and will solve everything" story quite a bit. If Rex/Roman get us to 12-4 and our offense looks like a whole new unit, I'll make that opinion. Not before. When's the last time we've had a staff with a resume like Rex/Roman? I mean, I understand being pessimistic, because we've been low for so long... but I just don't see how Rex/Roman are the same as Chan/Stache for example.
thebandit27 Posted June 23, 2015 Posted June 23, 2015 I think it's unrealistic to give Roman a complete pass on the season last year. Who worked with Kaep when he melted down? Do I think Roman was the chief reason the team was out of whack last year? No. Do I hold him at least a tiny bit responsible? Yes. You don't get a free pass just because your HC was also bad. Sure, Roman owns responsibility for the performance of the offense. I can't, however, say that Kaep "melted down". He threw for 3,300 yards, 19 TDs, and 10 INTs while adding another 640 yards rushing. His completion percentage dropped to 60.5, and his YPA was down to 7.0, so yes, there was some regression. As far as starting QBs go, those numbers each fall right in the middle of the pack (with the exception of YPA, where he was 22nd...0.1 YPA behind Tom Brady, and completion percentage, where he finished 24th). IMO, his biggest problem was taking too many sacks last year. He was dropped 52 times while taking only 68 hits, which to me says that it wasn't the OL that was getting him pummeled. Regression? Yes. Meltdown? No. Does Roman take some of the blame? Yes, I think so. How much? Really hard to say without knowing what was going on behind closed doors.
BillsBytheBay Posted June 23, 2015 Posted June 23, 2015 Remember when no one on the 49ers offense regressed last year?you won't site reviving Alex Smith's career or taking Kap to the SB, but you'll bring up one year when dysfunction by managment sank the team..... You trolling?
DC Tom Posted June 23, 2015 Posted June 23, 2015 There's plenty of evidence that ass-poor coaching impacted the OL. Just watch the all-22, the blocking schemes are blatantly pitiful. you won't site reviving Alex Smith's career or taking Kap to the SB, but you'll bring up one year when dysfunction by managment sank the team.....You trolling? "Cite."
John from Riverside Posted June 23, 2015 Posted June 23, 2015 From a different perspective, maybe the old coaches were teaching how to use these flawed players beyond their ability. Nothing to say the new guys are any better. Has Rex or Roman won a Super Bowl? No they just know what it is like to expect to be in the playoffs and conference championship game...... Sorry.....the super bowl winning coaches were not available this offseason
VABills Posted June 23, 2015 Posted June 23, 2015 No they just know what it is like to expect to be in the playoffs and conference championship game...... Sorry.....the super bowl winning coaches were not available this offseason And Marrone did that quite a bit in NO as the OC. Of course he also went to a bowl game with Cuse. So the old coaches also understood getting to the playoffs which not for a crap game against Oakland and Texans might have happened.
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