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I heard about that. How's his playoff record?
Brilliant. He's never lost more than one playoff game in any season.
I heard about that. How's his playoff record?
Brilliant. He's never lost more than one playoff game in any season.
Porter wasn't "fired", he wasn't renewed.
Dale at DK did an intersting piece this morning talking about how far back this coaching staff goes...Makes me think they will pause long and hard (er, waddle in it) before they fire any of the buddy net.
Can't stand the team but when you look at Belichicks record in the regular and post season it's unreal. Granted there was some fishy stuff going on but as much as it pains me to say, they have fielded some pretty good teams without the big names other than Marsha. That's the kind of records we should have had the past 15+ years.
I think this is incorrect as it's implausible that Tomlin doesn't want to point blank win as many football games as possible. He understands he needs a top-notch defense to accomplish that. I think he is at the crossroads in his professional journey, in that he realizes this current collection of coaches, mostly all 'known commodities' from years past, are simply not getting the job done. He also understands, I think, this is a cut-throat business and that his tenure will end soon if he doesn't change things up. Ultimately, he's failed as the HC to get the team to where it wants to go. Say what you want about him, Tomlin's no dummy, and when 7-8 HC's get canned within hours after the season ended, he knows what he's up against. My guess is he's gonna take a bit of time, huddle with Rooney & Colbert and chart out the path forward, as far as coaching - and possibly schematic - changes. We'll see.
As one poster already said, statistically the defense was improving, particularly in the last half of the year. Again I say I will be surprised if they fire Butler. Internally, they can rationalize this season failure on a bad kicker and some bad luck (Ben hurt in Oakland, Bell). I don’t agree with this, but I can see them NOT moving on from Butler this year. We shall see.
That's pretty impressive.
Can't stand the team but when you look at Belichicks record in the regular and post season it's unreal. Granted there was some fishy stuff going on but as much as it pains me to say, they have fielded some pretty good teams without the big names other than Marsha. That's the kind of records we should have had the past 15+ years.
UNTIL you can show me in percentages of the "HONEST ABE WINS" versus the "CHEATING bastertiges wins" I will hold my desire to emulate the ******* ******* ****-head dinks. For me it's
"RED HOT POCKER TIME 24 / 7
Take every game away that has cheating in it, win or lose and see where the AZzhats are?????? 0-gazillions
Winning makes it easier to do things right,.........lose on a 5-game let down and see what that does to a team in how they play ...............
Salute the nation
Found it:
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Per <a href="https://twitter.com/SportsInfo_SIS?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@SportsInfo_SIS</a>, here is the man coverage tendencies for each defense this season. <br><br>The Patriots and Broncos are the most man-heavy teams, followed by surprisingly the Steelers, who have traditionally been a zone-heavy team under Mike Tomlin. <a href="https://t.co/zKFjHcWAa9">pic.twitter.com/zKFjHcWAa9</a></p>— Keegan Abdoo (@KeeganAbdoo) <a href="https://twitter.com/KeeganAbdoo/status/1078722411338522624?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 28, 2018</a></blockquote>
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-conversation="none" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Here are the zone coverage tendencies, which is understandingly reciprocal of the previous chart.<br><br>The Colts bend don't break defense leads the way, followed by the Chargers dime-based defense. <br><br>Ron Rivera and Pete Carroll coaching trees represented heavily in the top 10. <a href="https://t.co/j7Vs8ejgsP">pic.twitter.com/j7Vs8ejgsP</a></p>— Keegan Abdoo (@KeeganAbdoo) <a href="https://twitter.com/KeeganAbdoo/status/1078723620849905664?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 28, 2018</a></blockquote>
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Munchak showed the value of a good position coach. Before Munchak arrived we had Pouncey injured because DeCastro dove at his ankle as they both ran different plays. It was chaos. Munchak arrives and almost overnight, the OL goes from garbage to one of the best in the league and that includes coaching up Villanueva from a practice squad guy who had no experience at OT to a better than average starting RT.
Who is the last LB to be developed by the steelers? Watt is good but he kind of came in that way. Dupree still has no pass rush moves and looks like a rookie at times.
Think of the staff that Cowher put together over the years. Guys like Capers, Lebeau, Marvin Lewis, Gailey, Mularkey, Whisenhunt, Arians, Haslett, all were in high demand and got head coaching gigs.
He's still under contract. FWIW, they would have to work out some details for his parting gifts.
Found it:
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That line was a bunch of underachieving high draft picks. As you said, basically overnight it became the best offensive line in the league. Meanwhile, we keep investing high picks on defense and they continue to disappoint. I think they took some of the wrong guys in there, but I also think there was enough talent that with the right coaches, they would be performing at a higher level right now.
Has anyone off the Tomlin coaching tree taken a promotion at any point (I don't consider Arians to be in that tree).
how many 3rd and longs did jordy burn William go 2-03 they were like 3rd and 18 and 1 3rd and 20+ and for the mendyu fumble we had a converted h back playing fb who could not block he was washed away and when mendy was surging he had no one to block and was gang blocked by hard hitting LB Hawk clay that caused the fumble, not to mention that piss poor OL kemo blown into bewn on the INtc when he was trying to air it deep to Wallace.
Could I get the English version of this please ?
You think they would have fired the d coord first before Porter. I’m starting to think they are gonna keep Butler.
The position coaches have their year end meetings this past week, the coordinators are this coming week I believe I heard from Bouchette maybe.Bruce Arians "retired" on January 21st.
Dick LeBeau "resigned" on January 10th.
Todd Haley announcement on January 17th.
There's time for the Steelers to make a move. The only urgency would be if there is concern another coach would get picked up by one of the new HC hires.
Sounds like Munchack interview with Denver went well. We will need a new OL coach soon.