05-01-2016, 02:29 AM
(05-01-2016, 02:08 AM)fredtoast Wrote: How many players have you heard talk about getting fired up playing for any O-line coach.21 years isn't thin air. He got lucky with an all time great Willie Anderson. Who passed it on to Whitworth. Whose leadership has carried our OL.
PA teaches technique and he does it as good as any O-line coach in the league. All this talk about "motivation" is total BS because YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN PAUL WHEN HE IS MOTIVATING HIS PLAYERS. You just made up something out of thin air because you think a person who plays the piano is weak and less manly. That is childish.
Chuck Knoll won 4 SuperBowls with the Steelers and you know what he talked to his players about? Fine wine and guitar playing. Pete Carroll is one of the best coaches out there and he hugs his players and talks about their feelings instead of just pitching a squeally fit in their faces, Tony Dungy is one of the best coaches in history and he rarely raised his voice with his players Acting like a man is soft because he plays the piano is ridiculous.
I don't care about the piano. That is something extra to poke fun of. The 21 years and connection to the total ineptness of the 90s is my real problem. And the evaluation technique that involves hand shakes and ass beat evaluation eye tests.
Has he ever even pursued a promotion from OL coach? You give him a pass because he is a Bengal coach. Give any coach 21 freaking years and he will get lucky and have some success stories. I was glad to see Jay Hayes go. I will be glad to see Alexander go.
Guess how many pro bowls he coached out of our last 2 top 10 draft pick tackles. Levi Jones and Andre Smith......... 0
A lifetime coaching gig for doing middling work is shit. I am afraid what could happen when Whit retires. Without his leadership we could be in trouble. Because the fat complacent dude with a lifetime gig playing the piano eating twinkies aint about shit.
