Mike Nolan is using a tailored approach to reach each individual linebacker the best possible way

spkb25 · 06-13-2017, 07:21 PM

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

Nolan's approach is a common trait with coaches like Coach Payton...

And it is what separates him from many of the other coaches like Ryan, D.A., Mora...

To be successful quickly in the NFL - a key to sticking around in the league - you build your team to your resources and tweak it...

You don't come in with some static system and expect to find each and every player to fit that mould...

Payton took what he had and built a team; weeded out a few non-team, bad attitude people, and...Championship...

Hearing Mike Nolan take this approach only reaffirms what I've been saying earlier this year - the best acquisitions the Saints will have made in the offseason are Nolan and Nielsen...

Why are you talking bad on Mora? The guy didn't win a playoff game but was at least successful in making the playoffs in the NFL. Nolan didn't even have a winning season.

jeanpierre · 06-14-2017, 06:18 AM

Originally Posted by spkb25

Why are you talking bad on Mora?

The guy didn't win a playoff game but was at least successful in making the playoffs in the NFL. Nolan didn't even have a winning season.

Spike, you really answered your own question, brother...

As a position coach, specifically LBer coach, I'd challenge you to find a LB position coach who's developed, coached as many HOF LBers, college and pro, as Nolan has...

Nolan's hiring, along with Nielsen, caught the attention and has made the division rivals nervous - even prompting stories about same, links have been shared as well...

As far as Mora, it's more than the playoff futili6ty; it was also his lack of loyalty to his subordinate coaches in the press, lack of faith in the very players he selected for his team, making contract negotiations petty and personal often causing good loyal players to leave, his static style of coaching with particular failure to make adjustments among other criticisms...

Seer1 · 06-14-2017, 08:44 AM

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

Spike, you really answered your own question, brother...

As a position coach, specifically LBer coach, I'd challenge you to find a LB position coach who's developed, coached as many HOF LBers, college and pro, as Nolan has...

Nolan's hiring, along with Nielsen, caught the attention and has made the division rivals nervous - even prompting stories about same, links have been shared as well...

As far as Mora, it's more than the playoff futili6ty; it was also his lack of loyalty to his subordinate coaches in the press, lack of faith in the very players he selected for his team, making contract negotiations petty and personal often causing good loyal players to leave, his static style of coaching with particular failure to make adjustments among other criticisms...

Should've kept him on as commentator though. He could be pretty hilarious.

spkb25 · 06-14-2017, 01:06 PM

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

Spike, you really answered your own question, brother...

As a position coach, specifically LBer coach, I'd challenge you to find a LB position coach who's developed, coached as many HOF LBers, college and pro, as Nolan has...

Nolan's hiring, along with Nielsen, caught the attention and has made the division rivals nervous - even prompting stories about same, links have been shared as well...

As far as Mora, it's more than the playoff futili6ty; it was also his lack of loyalty to his subordinate coaches in the press, lack of faith in the very players he selected for his team, making contract negotiations petty and personal often causing good loyal players to leave, his static style of coaching with particular failure to make adjustments among other criticisms...

That's absurd. One guy coached two NFL teams to the playoffs and another had 4 losing seasons being fired during his 4rth season. There's no comparison.

Some guys are good coordinators and terrible head coaches. look at Wade. I will give you that, but to try and talk **** on Mora vs Nolan, it isn't even close.

06-13-2017, 07:21 PM	#1
spkb25 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Baltimore, MD Posts: 13,144	Re: Mike Nolan is using a tailored approach to reach each individual linebacker the best possible way Originally Posted by jeanpierre Nolan's approach is a common trait with coaches like Coach Payton... And it is what separates him from many of the other coaches like Ryan, D.A., Mora... To be successful quickly in the NFL - a key to sticking around in the league - you build your team to your resources and tweak it... You don't come in with some static system and expect to find each and every player to fit that mould... Payton took what he had and built a team; weeded out a few non-team, bad attitude people, and...Championship... Hearing Mike Nolan take this approach only reaffirms what I've been saying earlier this year - the best acquisitions the Saints will have made in the offseason are Nolan and Nielsen... Why are you talking bad on Mora? The guy didn't win a playoff game but was at least successful in making the playoffs in the NFL. Nolan didn't even have a winning season.

06-14-2017, 06:18 AM	#2
jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: Mike Nolan is using a tailored approach to reach each individual linebacker the best possible way Originally Posted by spkb25 Why are you talking bad on Mora? The guy didn't win a playoff game but was at least successful in making the playoffs in the NFL. Nolan didn't even have a winning season. Spike, you really answered your own question, brother... As a position coach, specifically LBer coach, I'd challenge you to find a LB position coach who's developed, coached as many HOF LBers, college and pro, as Nolan has... Nolan's hiring, along with Nielsen, caught the attention and has made the division rivals nervous - even prompting stories about same, links have been shared as well... As far as Mora, it's more than the playoff futili6ty; it was also his lack of loyalty to his subordinate coaches in the press, lack of faith in the very players he selected for his team, making contract negotiations petty and personal often causing good loyal players to leave, his static style of coaching with particular failure to make adjustments among other criticisms...
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06-14-2017, 08:44 AM	#3
Seer1 Site Donor Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Bayou Bayfield CO Posts: 4,722	Re: Mike Nolan is using a tailored approach to reach each individual linebacker the best possible way Originally Posted by jeanpierre Spike, you really answered your own question, brother... As a position coach, specifically LBer coach, I'd challenge you to find a LB position coach who's developed, coached as many HOF LBers, college and pro, as Nolan has... Nolan's hiring, along with Nielsen, caught the attention and has made the division rivals nervous - even prompting stories about same, links have been shared as well... As far as Mora, it's more than the playoff futili6ty; it was also his lack of loyalty to his subordinate coaches in the press, lack of faith in the very players he selected for his team, making contract negotiations petty and personal often causing good loyal players to leave, his static style of coaching with particular failure to make adjustments among other criticisms... Should've kept him on as commentator though. He could be pretty hilarious.

06-14-2017, 01:06 PM	#4
spkb25 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Baltimore, MD Posts: 13,144	Re: Mike Nolan is using a tailored approach to reach each individual linebacker the best possible way Originally Posted by jeanpierre Spike, you really answered your own question, brother... As a position coach, specifically LBer coach, I'd challenge you to find a LB position coach who's developed, coached as many HOF LBers, college and pro, as Nolan has... Nolan's hiring, along with Nielsen, caught the attention and has made the division rivals nervous - even prompting stories about same, links have been shared as well... As far as Mora, it's more than the playoff futili6ty; it was also his lack of loyalty to his subordinate coaches in the press, lack of faith in the very players he selected for his team, making contract negotiations petty and personal often causing good loyal players to leave, his static style of coaching with particular failure to make adjustments among other criticisms... That's absurd. One guy coached two NFL teams to the playoffs and another had 4 losing seasons being fired during his 4rth season. There's no comparison. Some guys are good coordinators and terrible head coaches. look at Wade. I will give you that, but to try and talk **** on Mora vs Nolan, it isn't even close.

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