Originally Posted by K Major (Post 960436)

Geno slicing and dicing us up today on the back end.

Originally Posted by Boston Saint (Post 960435)

So is this on the D coordinators or on Allen? (I know bako says it’s on Loomis).

Originally Posted by Boston Saint (Post 960435)

So is this on the D coordinators or on Allen? (I know bako says it’s on Loomis).

Originally Posted by Halo (Post 960442)

You have to give Gino credit. Deep passes thrown to perfection.

Originally Posted by BakoSaint (Post 960392)

According to the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant school of leadership, thats definitely not on Allen. All Allen can do is ask his players not to commit turnovers and penalties. A leader can't lead players to success. He can't impose consequences or evaluate in practice which players are more reliable. A coach can't coach them to make less mistakes. All Allen can do is watch the game like the rest of us, call plays that show arrows toward positive yardage, and if the players don't do whats on those arrows its their fault. Allen is brilliant just to show the arrows pointing to the goal, thats his secret, always draw the play with the arrows pointing to the most yardage. He and Hue Jackson are possibly the two best coaches in NFL history if only their arrows had been executed. Urban Meyer too. Obviously the players fault the same arrows that worked in college didn't in the NFL.