(10-08-2024, 07:02 AM)StrayaJag Wrote:

(10-08-2024, 06:05 AM)Caldrac Wrote: No can do. The whole point of his hiring was to be better than Mike Caldwell. So far? He's losing the narrative.

Need to see better out of him this month. These next two games in London give him a chance to reset and get the defense back to close to or under 20 PPG in my opinion.

If he's worth any salt that is.

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Only thing I will say about Nielsen is he does come across as no [BLEEP] given type of bloke.
I'm confident changes will be made

He does. I think he'll respond and adjust accordingly. He took a lot of grief for the BUF loss and they responded in HOU by being better. They forced 5 punts in that 2nd half.

(10-08-2024, 07:17 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote:

(10-08-2024, 06:05 AM)Caldrac Wrote: No can do. The whole point of his hiring was to be better than Mike Caldwell. So far? He's losing the narrative.

Need to see better out of him this month. These next two games in London give him a chance to reset and get the defense back to close to or under 20 PPG in my opinion.

If he's worth any salt that is.

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You don't just change the scheme over night, the old guys are learning and the new ones are young. It will likely be next year after another offseason before it all comes together.

Based on Khan's comments earlier this season and the fact that Doug only gave Caldwell two years tells me the expectations and standards are much higher than what most of us think or feel.

It's win now. Not next year. The wait and see nonsense is over. If he's worth his salt?

He figures out a way to confuse and bury Caleb Williams in London and he ABSOLUTELY figures out a way to dominate a one dimensional offense that averages 13 PPG and is 31st in overall offense with New England.

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