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Mr. Scot

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1 minute ago, GOOGLE JIM BOB COOTER said:

so the saints just wasted what like 20 seconds there and walked away with 0 points lol. brees knows you can spike it or throw it away to save yourself some time right?

That was a horrible 2 min drill. Sean Payton looked at brees like wtf were you doing?

to be fair to brees, he’s more than likely rusty. Coming off injury there’s some rust not only physically but mentally.

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11 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I'm judging him based on his entire volume of work. He's a terrible head coach. That's why he got fired by a middle of the road SEC program.

I don’t disagree, however there is no question coaching in the NFL and college are different. Doesn’t mean Kingsbury will be any good in the NFL but you can’t just go off of college and say he’ll definitely suck.

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Just now, t96 said:

I don’t disagree, however there is no question coaching in the NFL and college are different. Doesn’t mean Kingsbury will be any good in the NFL but you can’t just go off of college and say he’ll definitely suck.

Yeah, they're definitely different but one of the differences is that it's a lot harder in the NFL. There aren't any Vanderbilts in the NFL.

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Just now, LinvilleGorge said:

Yeah, they're definitely different but one of the differences is that it's a lot harder in the NFL. There aren't any Vanderbilts in the NFL.

Look at Jim Harbaugh though... Sometimes coaches are better in the NFL than college. I’m not sure Belichick could even put up with some of the retarded college kids...

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