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I know we give this coaching staff a lot of flak, but, we can all agree..


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I get the don’t start CAM NeWTon train but who do we start then?  PJ walker or Barkley is not the answer. I get If we have a young prospect or a proven veteran on the team but we don’t.  Other than CAm the answer this year may not be on the roster.  Trust me if you play In this league long enough every team defense will know your weaknesses that’s what tapes are for. I see Pj walker playing 65% and cam playing 35% of the snaps next week 

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The coaching staff knows football I think it was obvious from the start of the year with how well the defense played.

What they struggle with is personnel and player decisions.

Rhule should have never been given control of the team. That poo never works out and it nearly got his ass canned.

Luckily Tepper stepped in and made an executive decision.

It’s cliche but if everyone does their job then this team should be fine.

Let Tepper be the owner, Fit be the GM, Rhule be the coach, and the players play. 

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24 minutes ago, Ivan The Awesome said:

.. that what they did yesterday, was the exact reason some of us support them.

 

Yes they made terrible decision, yes they TRIED, because lets not forget, the previous regime did NOT try. At least this regime tried to find other avenues and ways, but coming back full circle with Cam. What they accomplished from Thursday to Friday's rehearsal practice. Joe Brady showed us that not only he is a football Genius, but the man has common sense. Something we can all say is just as valuable as having a cerebral offensive mind. 

 

I just hope they ease Cam in. I know a lot of people will say "you don't pay cam to be the back up, you don't pay him 10 mill...' Yada yada. please don't bring money into this. .It doesn't matter how much he is getting paid, the man was eating cereal just last week, had literally a day and a half to prepare and executed masterfully. Joe Brady, whatever he did, whether he made a micro playbook for him or took existing plays and adapted them to Cam, did a wonderful job in short time span. 

 

Right now, they need to use more common sense. Rivera knows Cam, he's got 10 years worth of Intel on him... pump the breaks on the Cam taking over full time right now.. I honestly believe the correct call would be to, again make some plays for Cam and have PJ move that ball. Whether we like it or not Having both QB's out there gives us the better chance at winning. Egos are aside here, one goal, one mind, Just fight, and Win. Whatever it takes. The playoffs started for us yesterday. 

Lol I wouldn't say brady is a genius but he definitely gave me some optimism in his coaching abilities after yesterday's win

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29 minutes ago, Ivan The Awesome said:

.. that what they did yesterday, was the exact reason some of us support them.

 

Yes they made terrible decision, yes they TRIED, because lets not forget, the previous regime did NOT try. At least this regime tried to find other avenues and ways, but coming back full circle with Cam. What they accomplished from Thursday to Friday's rehearsal practice. Joe Brady showed us that not only he is a football Genius, but the man has common sense. Something we can all say is just as valuable as having a cerebral offensive mind. 

 

This is what I've been saying the whole time. They are not stuck in their ways like Rivera and continue with their failed plan no matter what. They make changes when needed and at least try to fix issues. Although, I can't agree with Brady as a genius. His play calling is still suspect.

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You just got back together after a two year hiatus and a bad, bad break up where you went out and found not one, but two new folks. 

Maybe we should have more than a first reunion date before we set a wedding date for this bunch. Let's let it marinate a bit and see where it goes.

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