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naija
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yeah, he was very good.
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or Saban, or McVay if he wants to look for another guy thought of as an offensive genius, that somehow at a young age, is able to reliably teach what he wants out of his offense to others and have them run it.
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how he started over Brooks was a mystery to me given what Brooks had shown as Bijan's backup. Brooks being a stud was one of the most predictable things that coming year.
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his identity is wrapped up in it. at this point, you'd also have to wonder what aspects of his coaching might suffer if he isn't calling plays.
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It would haunt me less if he straight up just said it was a bad call. The fact that he doesn't recognize that is almost as infuriating as the call itself. Hopefully, some time off helps with that reflection. Otherwise, he is a guy that needs an ex-coach permanently attached to the team as a consultant to point these things out to him
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you do understand that there are varying levels of injuries? Bond and Golden played today. I guess they weren't injured. Link
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was injured in the first game, and dealt with injuries really the rest of the season.
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I think it's harder when the coach has the direct keys to handcuff you via his playcalling.
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and only one of them is staying, but most are focusing on the one that is leaving.
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read it again. it wasn't knocking Quinn. he really did deserve better tonight
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Sark needs to own those calls. If he can't find it within himself to do that, he is in for a disappointing run.
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durable you said?
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Baxter might in fact prove to be all that, but even when healthy, he hasn't exactly been that sort of difference maker at the position. You're expecting a lot out of him
