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Old 04-14-2020, 01:56 PM   #1
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Maybe I sound like a broken record. But nobody has shown me where RR has done anything significant to improve the offense.
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Old 04-14-2020, 02:10 PM   #2
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Maybe I sound like a broken record. But nobody has shown me where RR has done anything significant to improve the offense.
He hasn't that's why... But we still have the draft
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Old 04-14-2020, 02:11 PM   #3
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Maybe I sound like a broken record. But nobody has shown me where RR has done anything significant to improve the offense.
The change of coaching is the significant change to the offense. We saw what happened once Gruden and Callahan were told to butt out of signal calling.

I think it is entirely possible that Rivera feels that the offense will be competent enough under Scott Turner that he wants to bring in young talent from the draft. In fact, I think this whole off-season is as much a condemnation of the previous coaching staff, as it is a reflection of Rivera's desire to get a feeling about the players on the field this year. I do think he takes into account Kyle's evaluations, but at 3-13, every player on the field has to prove it to RR on the field.
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The change of coaching is the significant change to the offense. We saw what happened once Gruden and Callahan were told to butt out of signal calling.

I think it is entirely possible that Rivera feels that the offense will be competent enough under Scott Turner that he wants to bring in young talent from the draft. In fact, I think this whole off-season is as much a condemnation of the previous coaching staff, as it is a reflection of Rivera's desire to get a feeling about the players on the field this year. I do think he takes into account Kyle's evaluations, but at 3-13, every player on the field has to prove it to RR on the field.
I think that's true for both sides of the team. Even Del Rio said that our defense players sometimes looked confused on the field.. Coaches can make or break players - just look at Adam Gase and his old players (i.e., Kenyan Drake and DeVante Parker). Even if it means a losing season, I'm fine with Riviera wanting to see what our current players can do before we make any drastic change to the roster.
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Old 04-14-2020, 09:10 PM   #5
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Maybe I sound like a broken record. But nobody has shown me where RR has done anything significant to improve the offense.
Y’all got me fired up. Dude has been here for like 30 seconds. Y’all need to chill. The man hasn’t snapped up every big name guy that draft pundants and fans think he should have so he’s done nothing. This is EXACTLY why the Cleveland Browns are perennial losers. They had Belicheck and fired him because they were too damn impatient to wait and let the man work. And he went on to the Pats and established one of the longest running dynasties in football. I’m not saying we are about to do that, but it’s important to note nonetheless.

Rome was not built in a day. The man clearly has a plan and a vision and just because he didn’t sign someone because A) The player didn’t want to be here (ie Cooper and Hooper) or B) he didn’t want them because their physical traits and mental toughness don’t match with his vision and plan, doesn’t mean he hasn’t done nothing.

If anything he’s SMART for not wasting money on top tier guys that won’t be a good fit and won’t produce for us. And then we have a ton of dead cap money when we cut high contract underperforming players and everyone is complaining how we suck, like every other year of the past decade and a half.

WAKE UP! ; -)
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