Black Monday - HC Anthony Lynn Fired - Detroits New OC

[Boltgang74]

Several good points, the bold is one of the many I tried to address, I think that’s spot on
no one stopped to wonder why or how on any planet McCoys response to Slauson is appropriate
too busy drinking the hopeless-kool-aide
the entire video sounds like a one-sided cry-fest
confirmation bias dinner to feed the eager lynch mob

weakness from the top down, but it’s easier to focus on what can’t be changed (ownership), instead of dealing with actual solutions to difficult problems.

Working with/for clueless rich kids IS difficult, but doable.

weal ownership, weak front office, weak coaches, weak players, weak fanbase.

boltup brothers, time for optimism

Um they requested a look at Garrett.......

[Guest]

I've read Anthony Lynn's name as a possible OC candidate for Tua in Miami if Chan Gailey doesn't return in 2021.

So we get to get much better and may get to take down a potential rival all at the same. Man, sometimes when things work out well, they really work out well.

[gzubeck]

So we get to get much better and may get to take down a potential rival all at the same. Man, sometimes when things work out well, they really work out well.

Offensive side of the ball wasn't his weakness...just everything else!

[wu-dai clan]

Indeed.
However, doesn’t mean I’m wrong. All you have to do is read the posts of the majority of members. Nothing says you have to understand the dynamics of NFL football to enjoy it and voice one’s uneducated/learned thoughts on said subject. It happens here everyday.

Few have the courage to gather information and develop their own takes.

Popularity replaces substance.

It gets very shrill and repetitive around here.

I like to post outlier ideas to keep the discussions fresh.

The rest of you can be real, real smart.

What I don't get is why won't posters study at least a little tape ?

It is fun and informative.

More scout's eyes por favor.

Less agenda.

[Xenos]

Offensive side of the ball wasn't his weakness...just everything else!

I think he could be a good fit as OC for the Dolphins.

[chargeroo]

From NFL.com


Los Angeles Chargers

• Joe Brady, Panthers OC -- requested (more)
• Brian Daboll, Bills offensive coordinator -- requested
• Matt Eberflus, Colts defensive coordinator -- requested
• Jason Garrett, Giants OC -- requested
• Brandon Staley, Rams defensive coordinator -- requested

[Boltgang74]

Offensive side of the ball wasn't his weakness...just everything else!

Like clock management,situational football,halftime adjustments.....

[dmac_bolt]

I think he could be a good fit as OC for the Dolphins.

Where has he ever had success as an OC anywhere ever?

[Hadl2Alworth]

Few have the courage to gather information and develop their own takes.

Popularity replaces substance.

It gets very shrill and repetitive around here.

I like to post outlier ideas to keep the discussions fresh.

The rest of you can be real, real smart.

What I don't get is why won't posters study at least a little tape ?

It is fun and informative.

More scout's eyes por favor.

Less agenda.

You mean youtube vids?

[Formula 21]

Just a note I saw on the Bills

Bills coach Sean McDermott is the rare defensive coordinator-turned-head coach who has embraced an aggressive offensive philosophy because he saw that a sound defense and running game would only take him so far. The Colts may learn a similar lesson Saturday.

Take a clue Chargers, Offense is the future.

[dmac_bolt]

Just a note I saw on the Bills



Take a clue Chargers, Offense is the future.

Ditto.

[Boltjolt]

Few have the courage to gather information and develop their own takes.

Popularity replaces substance.

It gets very shrill and repetitive around here.

I like to post outlier ideas to keep the discussions fresh.

The rest of you can be real, real smart.

What I don't get is why won't posters study at least a little tape ?

It is fun and informative.

More scout's eyes por favor.

Less agenda.

I eat me spinach