06-11-2021, 12:44 PM
(06-10-2021, 05:24 PM)Whatever Wrote: I think that's probably likely. I don't personally think Turner was a good coach, although he wasn't exactly given the talent to succeed, either. I don't think it's really fair to say that most of the guys regressed when the majority of the holdovers improved, even if just through experience and the natural development curve.
Yes, feel the same. We will see how a guy like say Spain improves under Pollack and an entire Offseason.
Last year was rough on everybody even Turner even though he is not a good coach to begin with. Teaching primarily a 2 hand punch
technique is not smart coaching on the OL coach's part. What I have been hearing from the players about Pollack is just refreshing.
These rookies couldn't have a better OL coach to learn from IMO. Carman, D'Ante Smith and Trey Hill could all have good to great
careers under Pollack. Just hope it is the trenches that have been holding this team back the last couple years and not just Taylor
and Lou. They definitely made an effort to improve the trenches this Offseason, we will see if this leads to lots of wins.
Sure hoping this is the case.
