Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by MucketyMuck:
I am, I'm also calling out the guy who puts him out there. Now answer the question please. Thanks.
I'm not confident in any kicker making an almost 60 yard FG. I couldn't care less at the end of a season and he's trying to see if his kicker can build some confidence heading into the off season. Everyone knows how I feel about Moody and that pick. Folks were also all up in arms paying Gould. They went cheaper and it didn't f**king work.
If every single aspect of a football game is solely the result of what Kyle does…then again he's been one of the best in the league over the course of the past 5 yrs. That's a fact.
the problem with so many people's POV in here is you all think it's black and white. There is so many layers/context that go into everything. No one wants to have those debates though.
Yes a head coach is responsible for every aspect of the game. Do you guys really not know what a head coach is? You honestly don't seem to. I'm saying that with honest intent not to be a dick. I'm not saying a hc makes every single decision but he is the head coach of the entirety of the team. Making a decision to kick a FG at the 40 yard line with a kicker that has no confidence when the game is close was a dumb decision no matter how many excuses about EVERY SINGLE THING you guys make. There's an excuse for every single layer you guys make. I've talked layers upon layers upon layers of failures and nothing but excuses. No accountability at all.
But hey Sorensen...Deebo...Bosa...Moody... They get theirs.
And someone correct me... Even the announcers during Detroit brought up something along the lines of Shanny literally admitting something like he doesn't know how to coach or approach a kicker. It was something a long those lines and I scratched my head wondering isn't that part of coaching?!
Layers though... Negative like 75 points in the fourth. Choking games historically... No ability to come from behind in the 4th... Something like 1 and 25 and I'm being generous. Layers upon layers upon layers upon layers upon layers.