Reply With Quote"Bill Belichick routinely preys on weak organizations"
lol, I mean who did he trade Jamie Collins to? Turned around their defense and season.
Speaking of the Pats, this is spot on.
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"Bill Belichick routinely preys on weak organizations"
lol, I mean who did he trade Jamie Collins to? Turned around their defense and season.
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That didn't break Sherman; it put a fire under his ass. He's challenging his coaches and offense to step it up. That is what great players do. Scottie Pippen hated Jordan, because he was always challenging him to be better, and Pippen responded to the challenge. Jimmie Johnson was always challenging his players and rarely giving them praise, because he knew that praise led to complacency; Parcells did the same.Originally Posted by Diff-chan
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I agree that is what he is trying to do, but it is obviously not working or coming off like that. When he whined about that play call last year and referenced that Butler play, he sounded like a petulant child not a burning competitor. And then he threatened that reporter and shit.
Michael Jordan was the big dog and he ran that team, so he had latitude to do those things. Sherman is not the big dog.
Sounds like Carroll's time is near the end. Team is imploding from within because the defense carried the team but Wilson gets all the glory and coddling from Carroll.
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They would be morons to fire him. He's done a great job there. They are dealing with all of the things that happen to non-Patriot winners. The fact that the team can't let that SB loss go makes it extra tough but even if they won that game the bill would be coming due. The NFL is not set up for dynasties.
Carroll's a old school defensive back specialist, he's not coddling Wilson over Sherman
I will say that QBs need a lot of coaching support though
You should have acted
Kap is gonna be starting for them by week 5
He might do OK then. Seattle wouldn't be on his schedule.
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