Quarterback Coach

[H2o]

Why not hire Palmer? Allen seemed to making good progress when exclusively working with him. You could see a major difference between his season last year and what he did at the Senior Bowl. 

[US Egg]

2 minutes ago, Kelly the Dog said:

It's a natural progression for a position coach to become a coordinator to become a head coach. It happens once in a while but it is not a natural progression to go from WR coach to QB coach, especially after a 30-year career. The 30 year part is unheard of.

McDermott has a lot of control for a 1st time HC. Whaley stood on the sidelines during last years draft. 

 

What's happening this year is more reflective on McD than anyone else involved with running the team. 

 

He undoubtedly had final say on every move this year and last with player choices and coaching hires.  

 

 

Edited October 25, 2018 by I am the egg man

[Kelly the Dog]

Just now, I am the egg man said:

McDermott has a lot of control for a 1st time HC beginning with last years draft.

 

What's happening this year is more reflective on him than anyone else involved with running the team. He surely had final say on every move this year and last.   

 

 

Agreed. Which is why the QB coach choice is a monumental mistake by McDermott.

[Buffalo716]

This gets brought up EVERY OTHER WEEK... Why does it need new threads on it?

 

David Culley is an outstanding coach and very well respected in coaching circles 

 

He IS A FOOTBALL COACH first and foremost . People who know jack squat about football think since his resume doesn’t scream QB coach, he’s incompetent 

 

He has spent time around some of the best minds in football and is known as a Xs and Os coach who harps fundamentals and is a very good developer 

 

This is the 68th time I’ve typed this and it’s getting old

[K-9]

For some reason, after a while, all the threads start to sound like the adults in Charlie Brown. 

 

 

[Kelly the Dog]

3 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said:

This gets brought up EVERY OTHER WEEK... Why does it need new threads on it?

 

David Culley is an outstanding coach and very well respected in coaching circles 

 

He IS A FOOTBALL COACH first and foremost . People who know jack squat about football think since his resume doesn’t scream QB coach, he’s incompetent 

 

He has spent time around some of the best minds in football and is known as a Xs and Os coach who harps fundamentals and is a very good developer 

 

This is the 68th time I’ve typed this and it’s getting old

Thermodynamics and Relativity and Atomic and Molecular and Optic are all various kinds of physics, and related to the study of physics, and authorities in one very likely know a lot about some, if not all, of the others.

 

But if I am trying to reach the highest levels in the Quantum Mechanics field that I possibly can, I want a Professor or Mentor or Authority of Quantum Mechanics teaching me Quantum Mechanics unless he or she is a world-renown wizard in all of Physics, which DFC (David Freakin' Culley) is not in football.  

[Buffalo716]

4 minutes ago, Kelly the Dog said:

Thermodynamics and Relativity and Atomic and Molecular and Optic are all various kinds of physics, and related to the study of physics, and authorities in one very likely know a lot about some, if not all, of the others.

 

But if I am trying to reach the highest levels in the Quantum Mechanics field that I possibly can, I want a Professor or Mentor or Authority of Quantum Mechanics teaching me Quantum Mechanics unless he or she is a world-renown wizard in all of Physics, which DFC (David Freakin' Culley) is not in football.  

Not at all the same.

 

David Culley is a very competent QB coach. He can probably coach any offensive position highly effectively 

 

He is not a WR coach by trade

 

I know jack **** about what you’re talking about but I know football and been around coaching circles a long time 

 

Culley is a very good coach

Edited October 25, 2018 by Buffalo716

[OldTimeAFLGuy]

2 hours ago, NoHuddleKelly12 said:

I’ve wondered about Culley also and why they wouldn’t take a look at bringing in someone like Palmer who JA already has trust in, to beef that part of the staff up?

 

....I'd bet Palmer already has a pretty good thing going, works when he wants to, makes his own schedule and avoids the rigors of coaching, perhaps for now....later?....who knows...

[Kelly the Dog]

3 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said:

Not at all the same.

 

David Culley is a very competent QB coach. He can probably coach any offensive position highly effectively 

 

He is not a WR coach by trade

 

I know jack **** about what you’re talking about but I know football and been around coaching circles a long time 

 

Culley is a very good coach

Then why did no other team in 25 straight years hire him to do that job? But numerous teams hired him to do his specialty of 25 years, WR, which has completely different skills.

 

And it's exactly the same. Physics is the Offense. Thermodynamics, Relativity, Atomic, Molecular and Optic are all branches of Physics, like QB, RB, WR, TE and OL are all branches of offense. All offensive coaches at this level know a LOT about the totality of offense and a great deal about the other branches. But if you want to learn the most about Quarterbacking you want a QB coach and not a WR, RB, TE or OL coach.

[Buffalo716]

7 minutes ago, Kelly the Dog said:

Then why did no other team in 25 straight years hire him to do that job? But numerous teams hired him to do his specialty of 25 years, WR, which has completely different skills.

 

And it's exactly the same. Physics is the Offense. Thermodynamics, Relativity, Atomic, Molecular and Optic are all branches of Physics, like QB, RB, WR, TE and OL are all branches of offense. All offensive coaches at this level know a LOT about the totality of offense and a great deal about the other branches. But if you want to learn the most about Quarterbacking you want a QB coach and not a WR, RB, TE or OL coach.

He is a football coach. That’s what you don’t understand 

 

he was getting better job offers and they happned to be at the WR coach position 

 

he was working as the senior offensive assistant/ WR coach in Philadelphia with Reid where he was helping QBs as well

 

Reid always said he left to get a HC job and he wanted to get back to QB coaching or OC

Edited October 25, 2018 by Buffalo716

[MPT]

4 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said:

He is a football coach. That’s what you don’t understand 

 

There are hundreds of coaches in the NFL. Are you saying they are all interchangeable? None of them are better or worse at certain positions than others? 

[Kelly the Dog]

6 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said:

He is a football coach. That’s what you don’t understand 

 

he was getting better job offers and they happned to be at the WR coach position 

 

he was working as the senior offensive assistant/ WR coach in Philadelphia with Reid where he was helping QBs as well

 

Reid always said he left to get a HC job and he wanted to get back to QB coaching or OC

And Reid never hired him to be a QB coach. I understand what a football coach is. I also know that David Culley never developed a young QB.

[OldTimeAFLGuy]

6 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said:

He is a football coach. That’s what you don’t understand 

 

he was getting better job offers and they happned to be at the WR coach position 

 

he was working as the senior offensive assistant/ WR coach in Philadelphia with Reid where he was helping QBs as well

 

Reid always said he left to get a HC job and he wanted to get back to QB coaching or OC

 

...point taken on his background and respect.....same can be said for Robiskie with 37 years experience primarily as a WR Coach....so the two combined have 62 years coaching experience and our WR's cannot run routes?.....what's wrong with THIS picture??.............

[Buffalo716]

2 minutes ago, Kelly the Dog said:

And Reid never hired him to be a QB coach. I understand what a football coach is. I also know that David Culley never developed a young QB.

Andy Reid is a “QB guru” who was a Offensive line coach for 15 years and a QB coach for 1

 

Of course Matt Nagy was a better option. Doenst mean Culley is bad

Edited October 25, 2018 by Buffalo716

[The Process]

2 hours ago, Fadingpain said:

Because we have a glorified gym teacher who is at best a good defensive coordinator running the team?

 

 

Those who can't do...teach

Those who cant teach, teach gym...

Those who can't teach gym, administrate...or become Bills coaches.

[HomeskillitMoorman]

2 hours ago, Fadingpain said:

Because we have a glorified gym teacher who is at best a good defensive coordinator running the team?

 

 

 

[Buffalo716]

3 minutes ago, MPT said:

 

There are hundreds of coaches in the NFL. Are you saying they are all interchangeable? None of them are better or worse at certain positions than others? 

No, I’m saying some coaches are above a position 

 

Andy Reid was an offensive line coach for 15 years with 1 year as QB coach... and he’s a “QB Guru”

 

Some coaches are offensive specialists. They can coach anything on that side

[Kelly the Dog]

1 minute ago, Buffalo716 said:

Andy Reid is a “QB guru” who was a Offensive line coach for 15 years and a QB coach for 1

 

Of course Matt Nagy was a better option. Doenst mean Culley is bad

Nagy was a quality control coach before he was made the Chiefs QB coach instead of Culley. Reid was never a QB guru when coaching OL, he became a QB guru by coaching QBs not OL.

[Buffalo716]

2 minutes ago, Kelly the Dog said:

Nagy was a quality control coach before he was made the Chiefs QB coach instead of Culley. Reid was never a QB guru when coaching OL, he became a QB guru by coaching QBs not OL.

He coached QB for 2 years

 

with favre lol

 

 

Edited October 25, 2018 by Buffalo716

[Call_Of_Ktulu]

He worked under Andy Reid for 3 years, that's enough for me.