(01-14-2019, 02:20 PM)JackCity Wrote:

(01-14-2019, 02:10 PM)Adam2012 Wrote: Players not plays. I bet you think whomever is the QB coach in Green Bay is better than the QB coach in Miami.

And next year you can change that opinion based on other factors.

It's a team game. Assuming who is good or bad as a position coach, without ever being around any players, without ever being around practices or workouts, without ever being around training rooms or position meetings, is the height of Fanboy hubris.

Just my opinion.

Players AND plays.  No that's not how things work.  

You don't need to be in a position meeting to know Tom Cable is an awful offensive line , nor do you to know Dante or Mike Munchak are elite offensive line coaches.  

By your logic there is no way fans can ever know if a player or head coach is good or bad. Hue Jackson is an elite head coach, fans aren't in meeting rooms or involved in gameplanning so how are we to know?

You're right - we don't ever know. What makes you think we should? Do you know who the best brain surgeon in America is? If it were on Brain Surgery of the Week on ESPN I bet you'd be telling us who is.

That is why going into coaching is such a crapshoot. So many things outside your control. So many variables. By your logic we always have to assume whomever was fired was bad and whomever was hired was good. And of course we just figure out the best and worst by stats. That's it. There are obviously no other factors to consider.

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