NFL Season 2020 Football • Page 1546

hmmmm

 

Lol Bill Belichick goes back to the 1920s before the forward pass was allowed for inspiration.

 

Of those choices sign me up for the 49ers guy. Their run game is gnarly.

 

also, Tony Elliott has been with Clemson for a number of years

Watson?!

 

Three great hires, lol, and idk aboutthe restt

 

Getting all worked up about ruining TLaw when you're taking Fields anyways smh

 

I don't know enough about Matt Canada...is he highly regarded? I know he was at LSU but that was before Burrow

will the Steelers be promoting him to OC since theirs is gone?

 

Canada is bad

 

I would be happy with any of Hamilton, McDaniel or Elliott

we will get none

 

Youd lose Pep the next year anyway probably

 

I’m starting to feel very hopeful that the Colts won’t see any major staffing changes this offseason, which would be cool

 

I'm actually kind of shocked the Texans didn't deal Watson away right after the Harden news broke.

 

hey @Night Channels would Tony Elliott be a good hire for Miami?

 

Phew - We just locked in our new wedding venue finally. Whoooole lot of stress is gone.

 

I’ve been explaining myself for days and I don’t feel like doing it again. It has a lot to do with defenses being nowhere near as sophisticated and Meyer exploiting obvious holes that don’t exist in the NFL with extreme recruiting advantages

basically I don’t believe what made him good in college will work in the NFL when defenses cover the whole field and talent / athleticism is relatively balanced

 

Godsey please. Lemme see that BOB energy live on

 

my gut is that there’s no real reason for Elliott to move from his current job for anything other than a top 10 college football HC job

 

Godsey wasn't the QB coach this year, he was the TE coach so Rap is wrong on that

though they did have him working very closely with Tua on the sidelines all year

 

"Exploiting obvious holes"

ok

 

I get ya. I think recognizing and exploiting holes is a skill set that translates though. It's what made Bill as good as he is. We'll see how good Urban is but, i think one of the big problems I'm having with how much you hate Urban is, i don't really like a lot of the other options out there, like at all haha.

 

My issue is with all the reasons to hate urban hes harping on what urban literally is best at lol

 

most college coaches fail in the NFL - how many were successful? Jimmy Johnson for sure maybe Pete Carroll but he had NFL coaching experience before USC - maybe Tom Coughlin too?

 

I think that being so good at that in college can make a person cocky that they can do the same exact thing at the next level... a coach who’s done it their way for 20 years and has been successful tends to get stuck in their ways. He might be in for a rude awakening because NFL defenses are just so much more consistent and have so many more ways of disguising blitzes and zone coverages.

I feel like those are things you have to have seen a lot before you get smart enough to know when it’s coming and how to respond. This is why I trust an NFL OC more than even a very successful college offensive mind.

It just feels like the best guys in college do it by putting a lot of emphasis on things that aren’t that effective in professional football... because edge / gap discipline is so much better and because they know how to deceive YOU too.

 

How many were given a true chance though? Not Saban. Kind of Spurrier but still not really