(01-25-2023, 08:48 AM)Caldrac Wrote:

(01-24-2023, 11:32 PM)Charlie Sheen Wrote: No thanks.

Not sure why everybody has a problem with Joe Lombardi in any capacity. Everywhere he's been he's seen an above average level of success. Between New Orleans with Payton, Detroit with Caldwell and L.A with Staley. 

Also, he wouldn't be calling the plays. He would just inherit the passing game coordinator position which would be ideal considering that when L.A did makes plays in the passing game they had a tendency to stretch the secondary out. 

Also, once again, was it his fault Staley got his best receiver injured in week 17 and was it also his fault that Staley, a defensive minded coach, got schooled and essentially in the 2nd half Pederson along with Lawrence pretty much spammed the trips formation on them and they did nothing to adjust?

They didn't move the ball very well on offense all game. The only thing that changed in the second half is we stopped turning the ball over. Without those turnovers, the offense wouldn't have done much of anything and it would have been as bad a score as it was the first time they played.

I just don't like Joe Lombardi. He's not creative at all, and it's hard to judge him as a QB coach since he was coaching Drew Brees. I think he lacks any sort of creativity on offense and I'd rather go somewhere else.

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