CMC - Bad football is not being coached, it's the players.

[Sgt Schultz]

1 minute ago, Riverboat Ron said:

If Robbie Anderson was consistent and not sucking off Rhule for getting him his big $ for being a Temple alum, he’s be trashing the coaches. 

It's all part of "The Process," my friend.  Embrace it.

[Smithers]

24 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Unless we have multiple guys running the wrong routes on lots of passing plays, it is indeed bad coaching because way too often we have three receivers running to basically the same spot. Not a good play when one man can cover all your routes.

In all fairness, tape shows receivers open early on in route development.  Here is the issue - Baker isn’t seeing the field and doesn’t throw at the point the play is designed to be executed at.  By the time he does unload, guys are simply running extended routes that eventually lead them to be close to each other.  Our offensive issues are Bakers fault, plain and simple.  

[PandaMan]

Stockholm Syndrome

[BIGH2001]

Yep, 5 straight losing seasons all under the same ownership and 3 straight seasons under the same coach. Definitely not a systemic problem, it’s just the players not executing. 

[AceBoogie]

Useless player speak 

[Sgt Schultz]

11 minutes ago, BIGH2001 said:

Yep, 5 straight losing seasons all under the same ownership and 3 straight seasons under the same coach. Definitely not a systemic problem, it’s just the players not executing. 

Too many "missed opportunities."

[Mr. Scot]

Coaching...

[gofightwin]

Well winning football isn't being coached, that's for sure.  They all say "we have talent"...well ok then, how about coaching them to win a game or two?  The only time we win is against a poo QB or a team decimated by injuries. 

[CRA]

this is all standard PR talk.  All teams do it.  

Go look at what players have said during the bad days of almost all teams.  You could find people singing the political correct songs in Jackonsville last year.   

[Waldo]

That is great to hear from a guy on the trade block. Any coach looking at to add CMC should feel great after all that. 

[LinvilleGorge]

31 minutes ago, Smithers said:

In all fairness, tape shows receivers open early on in route development.  Here is the issue - Baker isn’t seeing the field and doesn’t throw at the point the play is designed to be executed at.  By the time he does unload, guys are simply running extended routes that eventually lead them to be close to each other.  Our offensive issues are Bakers fault, plain and simple.  

Mayfield has sucked but he's currently 12th in the league in average time to throw at 2.72 seconds. If you need the ball coming out considerably faster than that then it's a flawed offensive design.

McAdoo is just one of these guys who thinks he's a lot smarter than he is. Talking about how he needs to completely reshape a QB's drop for timing, etc. If your offense relies on the ball coming out perfectly on time all the time then you're fuged. There's 11 guys on the other side of the ball trying to disrupt that.

[rayzor]

players aren't going to throw the coach under the bus....at least ones that aren't pricks won't. 

players do need to own their part in this fiasco (because they do have a role to play in it), but coaches need to fuggin coach up the players. one or two goofing up, i can see it being more on the players.

if it's the whole team that isn't doing it right, they aren't being coached right.

coach 'em up, coach!

[Snake]

I respect the players who are holding themselves accountable. It's the players like Mayfield and Anderson that piss me off. They don't want to except their part in it. 

[ickmule]

Spew that company line bro.