01-05-2021, 02:13 PM
(01-04-2021, 11:02 PM)Sled21 Wrote: I close to verbatim as I can remember them saying.... "If you aren't good at offensive or defensive playcalling, it doesn't matter, because you can learn those things. What is important is being able to lead a locker room and get them to believe in you. You can be an offensive or defensive genius, but if you cannot lead men then stay a coordinator, because you will fail as a head coach."
Kinda what I said the other day about coaches can get better. It's being able to get a team to buy in that's important.
So blast away, Jim and Pat agree with me.
he tried to do too much.... Call plays and be a first time NFL head coach with no play calling or coordinator experience?
WTF were we thinking.
