ShortRound
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This won't end well.
He’s intelligent, organized, consistent, and able to dampen the circus atmosphere Jerry insists on cultivating. He develops players well. He keeps the team focused, and they play hard.
Most of what he does poorly is massively exaggerated by upset fans. They hated his play calling, though his offenses were generally in the top ten in the league in terms of production/series. They are his press conferences, though fail to understand he does it for a very good reason. They hate his clapping...never understood why that was such an issue. Really, what they’re unhappy about is the team not going on a playoff run, and when they don’t like that result, the easiest person to blame is the coach. Personally, I don’t think he’s miss d the playoffs with a playoff caliber team until last season.
Doing everything Jerry tells him to do = handling Jerry.The most underrated thing he does is handle Jerry and his ego. Parcells and Johnson, as great of coaches as they were, could never do it.
that i can agree on, ive seen that way way too much..they get lead and he goes into save mode..its frustrating id like to see some step on peoples throat no matter the score and never let them feel comfortable..we need to be more intimidating and aggressive..He’s too nice. He has the demeanor of an OC who stays up in the booth. Intensity doesn’t rub off on the players. He lays down when the he game is close because he thinks his team can run out a slight lead. He doesn’t go for the throat and seems to instinctively retort when players show that mentality.
I would offer butt slapper and fake shover as well.The best clapper among all HC's.......atleast the most experienced.
he's got an uncanny ability to be self-unaware, and apparently thick skin.
He’s too nice. He has the demeanor of an OC who stays up in the booth. Intensity doesn’t rub off on the players. He lays down when the he game is close because he thinks his team can run out a slight lead. He doesn’t go for the throat and seems to instinctively retort when players show that mentality.
The most underrated thing he does is handle Jerry and his ego. Parcells and Johnson, as great of coaches as they were, could never do it.