02-09-2015, 11:37 AM
02-09-2015, 07:36 PM
Quote:I was on here posting the same thing when they fired Fisch. Billick is right on.
Yeah I expect fisch to be one of the big names sought after to fill a vacant NFL OC job this offseason....
02-11-2015, 02:46 PM
Quote:I know you're trying to be cute, but the guy was actually hired by Harbaugh at Michigan. Not exactly a terrible recovery.
as a quarterbacks coach, wide receivers coach, and passing game coordinator
02-14-2015, 04:04 AM
So the coach who never had a good offense says Jedd Fisch was a great offensive mind. NEXT!!
Did he even watch his own team in the Ravens Jags game where we threw like 15 OR 16 SCREEN PASSES!! Most of which did not even get 2 yards?
Did he even watch his own team in the Ravens Jags game where we threw like 15 OR 16 SCREEN PASSES!! Most of which did not even get 2 yards?
02-14-2015, 07:42 AM
Who is Brian Billck to question any headcoahes decision making when it comes to the offensive side of the football? This is the guy that let Trent Dilfer walk away from Baltimore for Elvis "Cry me a river" Grbac after he helped lead his team to their only Superbowl victory. This man went from the 1998 Vikings offensive onslaught which had two hall of famers on it playing receiver for him and arguably under two quarterbacks that were well established in Moon/Cunningham if I am not entirely mistaken. Both guys were already on a Hall of Fame caliber career path or towards the end of it. Baltimore's offense was never as good as it should have been. And it's evident if you look at the defensive minded coaches and guys that climbed through the ranks and through that staff it's pretty clear that those guys carried Brian more than Brian carried that team as a whole.
I wouldn't buy too much into what he's saying here. I've never liked Billick and this is exactly why. He overlooked the fact that this defense was in top five minimum in sacks this past season with virtually no names and getting after the QB. And regardless of what he thinks of Fisch on a personal level. I don't think the NFL echoed that same sentiment or feeling, otherwise, he would have found something in the NFL ranks instead of skulking back over to the college ranks again where he'll ride Jim Harbaugh's coat tails into another job elsewhere by 2017 out of Michigan.
You can say he was a great young "mind" all you want. The problem was that he kept calling the same ridiculous plays over and over and over and over and over and over again. He rarely changed anything up. It's apparent that he threw too much on Blake and that may have contributed to the kid's short falls and failures this year as a rookie as well. That's okay though. At the end of the day. It's hard to believe this offense won't be vastly improved now after what they've gone through in 2014 as a team.
I wouldn't buy too much into what he's saying here. I've never liked Billick and this is exactly why. He overlooked the fact that this defense was in top five minimum in sacks this past season with virtually no names and getting after the QB. And regardless of what he thinks of Fisch on a personal level. I don't think the NFL echoed that same sentiment or feeling, otherwise, he would have found something in the NFL ranks instead of skulking back over to the college ranks again where he'll ride Jim Harbaugh's coat tails into another job elsewhere by 2017 out of Michigan.
You can say he was a great young "mind" all you want. The problem was that he kept calling the same ridiculous plays over and over and over and over and over and over again. He rarely changed anything up. It's apparent that he threw too much on Blake and that may have contributed to the kid's short falls and failures this year as a rookie as well. That's okay though. At the end of the day. It's hard to believe this offense won't be vastly improved now after what they've gone through in 2014 as a team.