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I would love to see Carmichael replaced, and rightly so, but man Allen’s complacency for mediocrity is alarming. The fact that he or Loomis does nothing week after week aggravates the fkn crap out of me |
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I know things can be worse, but damn, things can be a lot better too |
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On the Overtime podcast they talked about Alontae Taylor being undisciplined. He's playing well after moving to the Nickle this year and he will continue to improve.
It's a team wide lack of focus that is killing this team and it shows in false start drive killing penalties, holding calls by both the offense and defense, poor clock management, poor execution, and just sloppy play in general. Maybe I'm wrong, but I'm thinking that Dennis Allen might be in over his head without an Alpha male in the building who can and will hold people accountable. Just sayin'. |
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If Josh Dobbs can learn the Vikings playbook well enough to QB them to 2 wins in his first 2 weeks on the team, I reject the assertion that a smart outside coach who doesn't have to work out or physically practice cannot possibly learn our playbook enough during a bye week or even a regular week to provide an upgrade over Carmichael. A new coach could not change our system over night but he could absorb it and look for gradual improvements and better play calls.
But if we wanted someone familiar with our existing system just so Dennis Allen could hire a guy more on his level not an intimidating rocket scientist like Dobbs, I still don't think Curry is the only option. We have been running the same system for over 15 years. That is 15 years of past offensive staff and backup QBs who could be interviewed. Some of our past offensive coaches under Payton may be currently unemployed. Or we could call up Luke McCown, Joey Harrington, Mark Brunell, Chase Daniels, they would know our system. And honestly, the oline has improved over the course of the season more than the offense in general. Doug Marrone could step up to OC. He can't be worse than Carmichael. At least he adapts and has got the offensive line running better. Our early season oline struggled might be attributed to forcing Penning to start at all costs to justify Loomis, Ireland, and DA's pick and trade to get Penning, and Marrone may have been a victim of that. None of this is to say Curry is a bad pick. Never met the guy. He might be an amazing dynamic leader and the next star head coach. Or he might be super meak and shy and afraid of leadership and a poor man's Carmichael brought in to make Carmichael feel like the ultimate alpha coach. But I don't see Curry as the only option. We need accountability. Any change removing the guy who is failing now shows accountability, and even changing to a coach who is completely equally incompetent might improve the performance of the team just by sending the message that everyone is accountable and has to prove themselves not just count on a spot because they are in tight with Pete. As for Pete Carmichael don't worry about him. He stuck with Dalton and Carr over Winston at all costs. There will always be a gun and a badge waiting for him at the Kenner PD. |
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Is Dennis Allen gone yet?
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And the organization will stay stuck in mediocrity. 12-14 as Saints HC :rolleyes:. |
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19-23-1 as Lions HC :rolleyes: An organization stuck in mediocrity. |
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