08-07-2017, 09:57 PM
(08-07-2017, 12:56 AM)Essex Johnson Wrote: Well we all have our own opinion ( for example i was not that impressed with Holtz at a clinic), i gained from the session and came away impressed...
my main problem is many act like he is not a NFL caliber coach and like they have the ability to judge a NFL coach... bottom line he might eventually have two players he coached for the majority of their career that could end up in the HOF in Anderson and Whitworth.. that says something ,
It is not like he was just gifted into Bengals coaching, he coached at two stellar colleges in Penn State and Michigan, then was on jets staff before Cincinnati and there are multiple articles from various professional sources that have been written about Alexander and his coaching.
We all can be fans and be unhappy with our line play from last year and might want to have a different coach that is fine but to demean him as not a NFL coach holds no weight and is outside of reality.
Quoting the great philosopher Marvin Lewis, "I see better than I hear!"
The Maestro's body of work over the past 20+years of work is proof positive. How many late round or undraft players has he coached up to pro bowl status? I am tired of seeing players, who he covenants, masquerade as turnstiles especially at the center position. He was part of the lost decade and the stench of his involvement during this black period will always be present. He is very expendable as a coach!
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