Originally posted by DrEll:
Don't forget the squib kick vs Seattle that cost 3 points going into the half. Good thing the team came alive in the second half.
Dont forget the botched 2 minute drill vs Dallas letting the clock dwindle down to nothing before the half. Thank God Purdy found JJ deep to get into FG range last second.
same coaching mistakes in 6 years with the team. He is the ultimate 2nd place champion, but lacks the prowess to take the team over the top.
The squib kick (for starters) wasn't a "mistake",....it just resulted in an outcome that we wouldn't prefer (per your recollection). This is in no way, shape, or form, a "MISTAKE." It is judging a previous choice 100% by having on record what has happened.
This is what we call "
HINDSIGHT."
We need to separate the choices we make on a couch after something happens with coaching decisions before something results.
If you are going to chart the negative outcomes due to choices made,...you also need to list the positive outcomes due to choices made.
We then can look @ the positives vs. the negatives and make a reasonable judgement.
But listing negative outcomes mean nothing.
Originally posted by DrEll:
Dont forget the botched 2 minute drill vs Dallas letting the clock dwindle down to nothing before the half.
What about this past game vs Philly where we DIDNT let the clock dwindle down before the half, threw an INT or fumbled, and gave up 7 points?
As I said,...this is just complaining. It reminds me of the injury thread complaining and whining everytime someone goes down with no legitimate discussion going on regarding all 32 teams.
Nothing but
hindsight.
Well guess what,...the headcoach doesnt get to make decisions while knowing what happened next, like your judgements have the advantage of.
That's kind of a big difference, isint it?
[ Edited by random49er on Jan 31, 2023 at 5:07 AM ]