02-07-2019, 09:09 PM
(02-07-2019, 05:38 PM)Yojimbo Wrote: That would give us a very young and inexperienced staff, not a good thing in my opinion. A lesson that Taylor apparently didn’t learn from a McVay.
My baseline opinion of Taylor is dropping by the day. Hopefully that changes when the games start.
I suspect he is under estimating many things. The most important one is that being a QB coach is nowhere near a head coach, and second, the success that McVay had was due to many variables that are not found in this organization like the acquiring of aged, but talented and productive players. McVay had many seasoned and experienced coordinators too. Some who were HC's themselves before. If Taylor doesn't have the "oomph" to keep everyone under control, I can easily see an implosion, similar to what Hue Jackson had in Cleveland. I hope I am wrong and all the coaches gel with Taylor and support him to the core and follow his philosophy, but we'll see. TBD.
