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I want to get better inside
Getting bigger doesn’t make you better
@Ranching @dallasdave & @waldoputty may beg to differ on that one.
I want to get better inside
Getting bigger doesn’t make you better
This was Wade’s approach as well. I prefer the tighter coordination with coaches to find guys who fit what you want to do. Hard to argue with the recent draft results.
Are you saying the recent draft results are good? The past 3 years have been horrendous. Even 2016 isn't looking as sharp as it once did before considering it was supposed to be a great year with the #4 overall pick.
One thing that is certain is the run defense has been atrocious and something needs to be done about the complete neglect of the DT positions. It was fine with David Irving, but since then it has led to the downfall of the entire scheme.
I’m saying we’ve had a lot of success drafting with the current approach, yes. Was that not clear?
This makes no sense. We went smaller twitch guys because that is what Rod wanted. If Mike wants more size why would Jerry suddenly stop going with the coach preference?Until Stephen and Jerry step in.
Um, perhaps I am just getting old and my attention span is wavering, but I listened to this interview 3 times and I did NOT hear McClay say anything at all about McCarthy telling him to "just find him good football players". I did hear him say several times that he needs to find out what kind of players that the new coaching staff, McCarthy in particular, want to acquire.I listened to most of the interview and while a lot of it was pretty generic the biggest thing that stood out to me was his response to what kind of players McCarthy would be looking for. He said it was a "breath of fresh air" that McCarthy told him to just find him good football players and they would worry about putting them in position to succeed and scheming to success afterwords. Without directly saying it he basically confirmed the previous staff was too worried about finding players that fit their scheme rather than the other way around.
Is that what your wife tells you?
Is that what your wife tells you?
Tighter coordination gives you bust like Taco and Hill.
I would prefer the coaches to not be overruling the scouts in the draft room like Old man Rod was doing. Scouts wanted T.J. Watt and were overruled.
This was Wade’s approach as well. I prefer the tighter coordination with coaches to find guys who fit what you want to do. Hard to argue with the recent draft results.
All things equal sure, but taking lesser talent due to scheme is a flawed decision making process.
I doubt they’d characterize it as taking lesser talent. They’d say it’s equivalent players with a better scheme fit.
Thats exactly how they characterized it when we traded down for Tfred. Obviously it worked out, but again not a great decision making process.
It netted us taco over Tj watt......If it nets us a player Ike Frederick, I’d say it’s a pretty good process.
Recent is a vague term, if recent means the past 10 years then ok, things have been solid. Recent meaning past few years? Then you are completely wrong.
You can also break it down by position. Recent draft results (~10ish years) for interior defensive linemen has been very bad and probably could use a complete overhaul.
Recent draft results for Olineman on the other hand, they can stick to whatever formula they have going now.
I’m saying we’ve had a lot of success drafting with the current approach, .
If it nets us a player Ike Frederick, I’d say it’s a pretty good process.
I’m saying we’ve had a lot of success drafting with the current approach, yes. Was that not clear?
Our last two 1st rounders have busted, but overall I would agree with you that drafting has not been a problem during the Garrett era.
Like I have said a million times, I do not think talent is the reason we keep losing, I believe it was just very bad coaching from Garrett on down.
The fact that virtually the entire coaching staff has been fired kinda seems like Jerry and Steven agree with my assessment.