Ladies and Gentleman, David Culley

[*FreeFua*]

I won’t ever be able to look at Rhule the same if we lose to this guy on Thursday and I think the world of Matt Rhule as a HC.

[Snake]

They have a pretty good defense. Their offense though is not good. 

[Mr. Scot]

Yeah, heard about that story yesterday.

His choice was... interesting

[outlaw4]

Sounds like something Ron would've done when he was at his worst.

[SmittysLawnGuy]

Wow! That's awful. I mean, what?

[Mr. Scot]

Absolute dumbest coaching decision I can remember was Marty Mornhinweg winning the toss in an overtime game (under the old "Sudden Death" rules) and choosing to go on defense first.

Naturally, the other team scored and they lost

Edited September 21, 2021 by Mr. Scot

[hepcat]

That’s a brain damage move by that head coach 

[Bartin]

46 minutes ago, Snake said:

They have a pretty good defense. Their offense though is not good. 

It had looked pretty damn good with Tyrod under center. With him out it’s gonna be bad.

[Proudiddy]

Read about this earlier on twitter...  they compared it to Spurrier back in 98 or 99, when he apparently elected to punt on 3rd down.  He did so because he admitted after the game that he was tired of the offense and frustrated with their performance.

BTW, Culley is the guy who once told Steve Smith all he would be is a special teamer/returner his whole career.  So, super smart guy.

[Jon Snow]

34 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Absolute dumbest coaching decision I can remember was Marty Mornhinweg winning the toss in an overtime game (under the old "Sudden Death" rules) and choosing to go on defense first.

Naturally, the other team scored and they lost

Talk about a brain fart! 

I think I remember that as well.  These kids have not seen the amount of stupid you and I have lived through my friend. 

Rhule has his work cut out for him to get that bad. 

[TrevorLaurenceTime22]

Wow that's a John Fox move...  Eeek

[TheBigKat]

This comes from the John Fox school of a punt is not a bad play

[AggieLean]

He’s not going to last long.

[TheBigKat]

There's a reason it took him until 66 to get his first NFL Head Coaching gig. Texans was one of the worst attracting spots for a HC this offseason