McCarthy says it’s a process

[8FOR!3]

Don’t think the offense needs to be torn down just tweaked. When the offense is clicking we are virtually unstoppable. We just need more consistency, not a different identity imo

 

[Doomsday101]

I was never offended by claiming something was a process, every coach will use the term because in reality when putting together a team be it players or assistant coach there is a process of achieving the goal. I don't think the message was bad that he tried to implore to the players but after some time and not being able to get over the hump it started to ring hollow.

 

[MojaveJT]

It really is a process though. JG just wore that damn word out and used it for a decade so we’ve been numbed to the word ‘process’.

 

[FuzzyLumpkins]

I'm gonna guess about 90% of NFL coaches say that word at least once a week.

There's plenty of fresh thinking going on at the Star these days, and I'm looking forward to seeing what they build.

Edit: I'm way more alarmed at his choice of shirt.

It's more than that. Structure, discipline, and all that too.

 

[Doomsday101]

Don’t think the offense needs to be torn down just tweaked. When the offense is clicking we are virtually unstoppable. We just need more consistency, not a different identity imo

I don't think it will be torn down in terms of players but I do think the offense will change. I think there are philosophical differences in running an offense from what the team has been doing to what McCarthy will put in place.

 

[erod]

The problem is Garrett used it ad nauseam and you never saw it actually evolve into anything. All coaches have a process. Garrett's happened to suck!

Keep in mind the Packer fans say the same things about McCarthy as we do about Garrett.

It's just rotating retreads in the NFL.

 

[Blackspider214]

There is no such thing as rebuilding and processes in the NFL. With short player lifespans and the amount of turnover, you can't build a team that stays with each other for long times like MLB and NBA.

3 of the coaches in the championship games this weekend are 1st, 2nd and 3rd year coaches. McVey got to a Super Bowl in his 2nd year. So did Pederson. Sean Payton got to the NFC championship in his first year. He then won a Super Bowl in his 4th year. Tomlin won one in his 2nd year. Went to another 2 years later.

This idea of a long drawn out process and giving these coaches and front office all this time is ridiculous. Garrett should have been fired after his 3rd season. He had not grown one bit and was as clueless then as he was his first year. But nope, we give him the rest of the decade to learn and he crapped the bed every single time.

 

[Doomsday101]

Keep in mind the Packer fans say the same things about McCarthy as we do about Garrett.

It's just rotating retreads in the NFL.

Philly fans said it about Reid and yet KC fans seem to like what Reid has brought to KC..

 

[LittleBoyBlue]

It's a different process tho. Hopefully this is a 2-3 year instead of a 10 year.

yup... a decade process that puts you 25 years since SB win
Another decade would kill me

 

[Aven8]

If he said anything about fighting, scratching, or clawing, or we could play the game on the moon I’m out of here folks!

 

[Doomsday101]

There is no such thing as rebuilding and processes in the NFL. With short player lifespans and the amount of turnover, you can't build a team that stays with each other for long times like MLB and NBA.

3 of the coaches in the championship games this weekend are 1st, 2nd and 3rd year coaches. McVey got to a Super Bowl in his 2nd year. So did Pederson. Sean Payton got to the NFC championship in his first year. He then won a Super Bowl in his 4th year. Tomlin won one in his 2nd year. Went to another 2 years later.

This idea of a long drawn out process and giving these coaches and front office all this time is ridiculous. Garrett should have been fired after his 3rd season. He had not grown one bit and was as clueless then as he was his first year. But nope, we give him the rest of the decade to learn and he crapped the bed every single time.

True, in todays football you can build a core group of players to build around but the turnover from season to season makes it different than in before FA

 

[Tabascocat]

Garrett used that term to buy time to remain a head coach. MM’s has worked....big difference.

 

[DallasEast]

For Thread Readers' Eyes Only.



There was one time I can recall six-time Super Bowl winning head coach Bill Belichick say the phrase "It's a process."



True story.

 

[Rockport]

About half way through he used the dreaded process line. This is a fireable offense no?

Also suggests he’s not going to tear down the offense.

No but this thread is.

 

[Blackrain]

The difference is Macs Process has brought results in playoff wins and a Super Bowl . Garretts process brought his talented players disbelief and a sense of hopelessness . This eventually led to them making business decisions instead of playing all out to win a championship .

At some point they realized Garrett would never get them there and they made their priority preserving there careers . Now they have a coach that commands the respect in a process that was successful . They should have a renewed faith and put forth the effort knowing a championship is possible with this coach at the helm .

Its all about effort and outside of Dak , Lee , Jeff Heath and Lael Collins our players were giving very little . They had given up . Look at the Eagles and how far they made it with a team totally decimated with injuries . Why ?? Because the guys coming of the street and practice squad were so hungry they were giving maximum effort at all times to get a pay day like the talented guys they were replacing.

When we get all our talented players to give maximum effort we will go deep into the playoffs and I think Mac has the talent to do it . The change in this team could be shocking if they all decide to buy in and play to their potential because the majority were not at 75% . Watching what the Eagles did with practice squad players should be a giant red flag as to what kind of effort we were getting out of our team

 

[The Quest for Six]

As long as he doesn't say the Dallas "Football" Cowboys.

 

[Joe Realist]

If no key injuries, he will have Cowboys in NFCCG in 2 years

 

[8FOR!3]

Keep in mind the Packer fans say the same things about McCarthy as we do about Garrett.

It's just rotating retreads in the NFL.

I don’t really agree. Some fans do yes, some seem to have a decent amount of respect for McCarthy. Imo he was just as good as Sean Payton in NO during his GB tenure

 

[ESisback]

About half way through he used the dreaded process line. This is a fireable offense no?

Also suggests he’s not going to tear down the offense.

If he starts clapping and spitting, we’re toast!

 

[NoLuv4Jerry]

There is no such thing as rebuilding and processes in the NFL. With short player lifespans and the amount of turnover, you can't build a team that stays with each other for long times like MLB and NBA.

3 of the coaches in the championship games this weekend are 1st, 2nd and 3rd year coaches. McVey got to a Super Bowl in his 2nd year. So did Pederson. Sean Payton got to the NFC championship in his first year. He then won a Super Bowl in his 4th year. Tomlin won one in his 2nd year. Went to another 2 years later.

This idea of a long drawn out process and giving these coaches and front office all this time is ridiculous. Garrett should have been fired after his 3rd season. He had not grown one bit and was as clueless then as he was his first year. But nope, we give him the rest of the decade to learn and he crapped the bed every single time.

This x 1000