Coach - Steve Wilks thread

Originally posted by DRnSFw:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by DRnSFw:

The amount of fans who think moving Wilks down to the sideline "because they'll get face to face to make adjustments" is hilariously stupid and if that's the case then they have bigger issues.

— Rich (@richjmadrid) November 9, 2023

lets be honest, the man has got a point

I mean if Ruch Madrid has better views then why not share them instead of mocking us fans?? Tell you what, when Wilks was on the sideline last season the Panthers went 4-2 so why not try it??

FWIW I could never stand any of his (Rich Madrid) post, they just come off so arrogant. Who the f**k is he anyway??

Whoa buddy relax, you getting riled up over a tweet, lol you need to step away from the internet and be with family and friends, i guess you are the fan(s) he is referring too lol

Originally posted by frenchmov:
I feel people saying a coach being down on the field makes no difference have ever worked a high stress job where performance mattered and it was a non stop grind. 1000000% that s**t makes a difference to be face to face with someone vs. over the phone or 5 degrees of separation. Beyond accountability you get instant feedback from players. What did you see, why did you have this reaction, is this something we can take advantage of, etc. There's just a difference.

Now that doesn't mean wilks on field fixes everything but I think it's a good start and see where it goes

Originally posted by Ark49er:
I found it interesting that Kyle Shanahan said that if he was calling plays as a coordinator, he would much rather be in the booth himself.

Originally posted by Ark49er:

Originally posted by frenchmov:
I feel people saying a coach being down on the field makes no difference have ever worked a high stress job where performance mattered and it was a non stop grind. 1000000% that s**t makes a difference to be face to face with someone vs. over the phone or 5 degrees of separation. Beyond accountability you get instant feedback from players. What did you see, why did you have this reaction, is this something we can take advantage of, etc. There's just a difference.

Now that doesn't mean wilks on field fixes everything but I think it's a good start and see where it goes

I found it interesting that Kyle Shanahan said that if he was calling plays as a coordinator, he would much rather be in the booth himself.

Originally posted by Wrathman:

Getting Chase Young will help, but you have to bench Oliver as well. You can't have a CB constantly giving up 100% completions!

Originally posted by BP13:
if this doesn't work i guess we can have him call plays from the locker room

Originally posted by OnTheClock:

Originally posted by Wrathman:
Getting Chase Young will help, but you have to bench Oliver as well. You can't have a CB constantly giving up 100% completions!

Isn't he at like 28/28 now over the past 5 weeks? Something like that? I believe he had given up 20/20 completions entering the Bengals game, and afterwards, it was 28/28. I mean, that's absolutely insane. He's given up nearly 30 straight completions.

Originally posted by DRnSFw:

"If you're thinking about if a coach is upstairs or downstairs, maybe that's the problem right there. Not that he's upstairs or downstairs like, nobody gives a crap"@BaldyNFL doesn't care where Steve Wilks calls his plays
(@MorningRoast957)

— 95.7 The Game (@957thegame) October 31, 2023

this was Baldy's quote last week, he is such a grant cohn clone