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LinvilleGorge Grand Master

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Washington to DC has not worked out so far. The entire D looks out of sorts and a big part of it is the DL he is no longer coaching is underperforming in a major way. It seems like we took major steps backwards at DC and DL coach with this move.

I agree (and I've stated as much several times on here) that there needs to be serious consideration for Rivera to take over the play calling duties and Washington to go back to focusing on coaching the DL.

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Just now, LinvilleGorge said:

Washington to DC has not worked out so far. The entire D looks out of sorts and a big part of it is the DL he is no longer coaching is underperforming in a major way. It seems like we took major steps backwards at DC and DL coach with this move.

I agree (and I've stated as much several times on here) that there needs to be serious consideration for Rivera to take over the play calling duties and Washington to go back to focusing on coaching the DL.

It's fair to note that Washington is running the defense with new position coaches at all three levels.

Also worth noting that Richard Rodgers is coaching the DBs :thinking:

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Well...when we're in prevent and still give up 40 yard and 60 yard plays/touchdowns....that's so anti pro and hilarious....don't even know wtf to say. 

Like seriously....even if the call is dumb don't the fugin player realize the situation? I know if I was a S and in the Giants game....i wouldn't let ANYONE behind me....don't matter what the call is...poo like that happens to this team too much for it to just be one thing.

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2 minutes ago, UncleWillie said:

Washington needs to keep doing what he is doing and not worry about the opinions of huddlers. He is staying positive unlike some of you.

 

    Well, to be fair, that is what fans do. And with the advent of the interwebz, we are now lucky enough to get to read them all.

 

    Hellz, this place was a mess last year. And we went 11-5. We could play a damm near flawless game, and some would still find fault.

 

    Wilkes was the DBs coach before becoming DC, and then the DBs struggled. Washington was the Dline coach before becoming DC, and the Dline is struggling. Coinky dinky?

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8 minutes ago, UncleWillie said:

Washington needs to keep doing what he is doing and not worry about the opinions of huddlers. He is staying positive unlike some of you.

I don't think Coach Washington is reading through Huddle to see what we think. If he is, we're in a lot bigger trouble than I thought.

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Just now, LinvilleGorge said:

I don't think Coach Washington is reading through Huddle to see what we think. If he is, we're in a lot bigger trouble than I thought.

How do you know what he reads through? Do you know him personally? Funchess seemed to know about people calling him soft and responded.

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5 minutes ago, iamhubby1 said:

 

    Well, to be fair, that is what fans do. And with the advent of the interwebz, we are now lucky enough to get to read them all.

 

    Hellz, this place was a mess last year. And we went 11-5. We could play a damm near flawless game, and some would still find fault.

 

    Wilkes was the DBs coach before becoming DC, and then the DBs struggled. Washington was the Dline coach before becoming DC, and the Dline is struggling. Coinky dinky?

I already knew all of that but he is a new DC and has a new D-Line coach. When you start a new job you still have to learn and grow into the position even if you have experience, I see it everyday. Now imagine trying to be a new defensive coach in a pass happy league. I'm going to give him a full season before I call for him to be replaced.

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7 minutes ago, UncleWillie said:

How do you know what he reads through? Do you know him personally? Funchess seemed to know about people calling him soft and responded.

Did I make a definitive statement about what he does or does not read?

Here's a definitive statement: If Eric Washington reads the Huddle and frets about what we think, then we are good and proper fuged.

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35 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

It's fair to note that Washington is running the defense with new position coaches at all three levels.

Also worth noting that Richard Rodgers is coaching the DBs :thinking:

Ugh giving someone a position who doesn't have the experience seems like a ridiculous idea. But I will say I've liked the play of our DBs outside of Munny who seems to be the weakest link if Elder could get one game he'd probably outplay him but Ron's a injury not performance type of coach when it comes to making personnel changes.

3 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I don't think Coach Washington is reading through Huddle to see what we think. If he is, we're in a lot bigger trouble than I thought.

lol a whole heap of trouble 

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