(02-20-2018, 02:13 AM)The_Franchise_QB Wrote: Even if we had a QB who could dissect defenses, I am not confident Marrone is the HC to use a QB as such in the right way. He would still want to run the ball even if he had Brees. I think what we saw was a team ran by a elementary school teacher that got replaced by a HS teacher. All of a sudden we want to crown Marrone a god, because we were used to the ice cream guy. He called some trick special teams plays yeah, great. I don't like his run run run coaching style, and damnit going conservative when it matters means a lot. The book is out on Marrone so this year he ain't catching up on anyone. I'm not a fan, but I am hoping I am proven wrong.

The 4th quarter of the AFC Championship game was certainly a disappointing performance by the sideline staff. However, coaches, and coordinators, develop and evolve as well. I would bet that Marrone and staff learned a great lesson from that game, and also by taking note of how Philadelphia never let up when the momentum shifted against them.

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