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Re: Coach Changes: Firings/Hirings
Schwartz is a good hire for Philly. It seemed like their defense had some talent, particularly in the front seven and, IMHO, it seemed the D was just being forced to overcome an inept and unproductive offense (although I could be remembering it wrong).
However, this is a team with deep problems and, even if the D is competitive, I don't see that offense going anywhere anytime soon.
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Living Legend
Join Date: Jul 2007
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Re: Coach Changes: Firings/Hirings
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Re: Coach Changes: Firings/Hirings
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Not surprised by this one bit.
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Re: Coach Changes: Firings/Hirings
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Mike wants desperately to coach again. I've heard enough Mike pressers to think he is willing to say anything. And if all it would've taken to get a National Football League Head Coaching job again was to say...~'Yeah, I can make it work with Kaep.' I fully believe, whether Mike actually wanted/intended to make it work with Kaep, that he would absolutely say that he would. Then he could do whatever the heck he wanted once he got the job. (Ring any bells? lol) And I'm not sure I buy the idea that Mike wouldn't want Kaep. Mike completely retooled his offense for Griffin and it worked wonders. Mike used to rave about how the zone-read with the QB run threat created a decisive advantage over the defense. And the numbers don't lie. Rookie or not the numbers that offense put up was phenomenal. From all the rumors here Mike wanted to continue that style offense. |
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Gamebreaker
Join Date: Apr 2006
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Re: Coach Changes: Firings/Hirings
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Maybe but this team(eagles) got alot better real quick.
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Join Date: Aug 2008
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Re: Coach Changes: Firings/Hirings
That is a great hire for Philly. Honestly puts them back at the head of the NFC East even with an unproven head coach. The defense will keep them in every game.
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Re: Coach Changes: Firings/Hirings
We have 3 DC's, Barry, Fewell and Manusky. I say we have the edge.
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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Re: Coach Changes: Firings/Hirings
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Not exactly how it works.
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Living Legend
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Re: Coach Changes: Firings/Hirings
I know that, but 3 guys with DC experience that can collaborate with each other gives you an edge.
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Join Date: Mar 2005
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Re: Coach Changes: Firings/Hirings
I'm not sure that's a good thing, each guy probably has his own style and there could be friction if the assistants recommend ideas and Barry ignores them. I don't have a problem having 3 quality guys on the staff, but they best know their roles.
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Join Date: Mar 2014
Location: Pa
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Re: Coach Changes: Firings/Hirings
I haven't been the biggest Joe Barry fan, but I started checking Defensive stats compared to last year and I was surprised by a few things....
2014 Pts/G 27.4 (tied 29th) 2015 23.7 (17th) 14 YPG 357 (21st) 15 381 (28th) 14 Rush/G 108 (7th) 15 123 (16th) 14 Pass/G 249 (24th) 15 258 (25th) 14 Int 7 (tied 28th) 15 11 (tied 21st) 14 FFumb 14 (tied 11th) 15 21 (1st) 14 DefTD 0 (tied for last) 15 2 (tied 17th) 14 Sacks 36 (tied for 21st) 15 38 (tied 14th) So compared to last year..... 5 categories Improved, 3 categories slipped We gave up more yards (Rushing, Passing & Total YPG) not a good thing, .......BUT..... we created more fumbles (a lot more) & had more interceptions, not to mention the 2 Defensive TD's. And, the biggest surprise to me is that we ended this year with 2 more sacks than last year. We also gave up less points per game this year (special teams play might have helped this). All in all, for Joe Barry's first year, the numbers are encouraging and actually fared better than I gave him credit for. p.s. - Master Joe Kim's success continues...the team improved 7 spots in sacks in just his first year. I wouldn't have guessed that either until I looked. |
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Re: Coach Changes: Firings/Hirings
Yeah I think it's more sour grapes from Shanahan. Why go through an interview this year and last if you know you don't want the QB they have? Whatever Mike.
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Arlington, VA
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Re: Coach Changes: Firings/Hirings
Kap is a total mess and was outplayed by Gabbert. lol. I wouldn't want him either. He has no leadership skills, he can't run a pro offense, his mechanics are shot, sound familiar? Can't blame Shanahan one bit. He's already been there done that.
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Re: Coach Changes: Firings/Hirings
The 49ers’ relationship with Kaepernick becomes even more bizarre | ProFootballTalk
Does Chip Kelly have a mental illness? What the hell is he talking about? This is why he has problems with people...he's effin weird
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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Re: Coach Changes: Firings/Hirings
I think Kap will stay in SF. and they'll bring in competition. It's not like there's going to be a lot better out on the street. Maybe Griffin ends up there as well.
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