NFL Coach Approval Ratings.

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    That's a pretty accurate assessment, but I think Gibbs should be a little higher than where he is at right now, he does the gameplanning right all week, there is nothing he can do to prevent the lost fumbles and bad ref calls that have occured throughout the season, those both have killed the Redskins immensely. I bet he has the Redskins as NFC Champions by the end of his term as a coach, he will figure out a way.
     
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    Is it really Reid's faut his team cant win w/o a QB? and is it his fault that TO got kicked off the team? I dont think his rating should be that low.
     
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (#13 = #1 @ Dec 2 2005, 03:36 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'>Is it really Reid's faut his team cant win w/o a QB? and is it his fault that TO got kicked off the team? I dont think his rating should be that low.</div>yeah both are his fault.He decided to keep McNabb on the feild instead of insisting that he get surgery when he first got the hernia, and HE was the one who suspended T.O. in the first place; both are his fault.IMO, he mishandled both situations and the Eagles could be doing a lot better right now had he made better decisions as a coach.
     
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (JHair @ Dec 1 2005, 11:53 AM)</div><div class='quotemain'>That's a pretty accurate assessment, but I think Gibbs should be a little higher than where he is at right now, he does the gameplanning right all week, there is nothing he can do to prevent the lost fumbles and bad ref calls that have occured throughout the season, those both have killed the Redskins immensely. I bet he has the Redskins as NFC Champions by the end of his term as a coach, he will figure out a way.</div> Part of a coaches job is to cut down on the mistakes...Tom Coughlin changed how Tiki Barber holds the football so he doesnt fumble anymore, those are the little things that turn a mediocre coach great, not just the gameplanning. Although I will agree there is little he can do about referee calls, but then again, I have yet to see a bad call against the Redskins, but then again I dont follow them very closely.<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Is it really Reid's faut his team cant win w/o a QB? and is it his fault that TO got kicked off the team? I dont think his rating should be that low.</div>It might not be his fault that McNabb got hurt, but how does that explain the 4-5 record when McNabb and Sheppard (and Owens) were there? Plain and simple he has mismanaged the Eagles by taking them away from their winning formula of a balanced offense with alot of runs from alot of different runningbacks and an effective passing game. Brian Westbrook barely saw the ball before McNabb, Owens disappeared, and with a hurting quarterback and a star WR complaining every chance he gets and faking injuries, how can you not hand him the ball 20 times a game and let him wear the defenses down some for your other stars. I guarantee if Westbrook ran more, then McNabb wouldnt have needed to strain his injury so much, he wouldnt have taken as many hits, and wouldnt have been seeing so many people dropped back into coverage forcing him into mistakes, and Maybe McNabb would still be playing, but who knows?
     
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Ven0m @ Dec 2 2005, 03:55 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (JHair @ Dec 1 2005, 11:53 AM)</div><div class='quotemain'> That's a pretty accurate assessment, but I think Gibbs should be a little higher than where he is at right now, he does the gameplanning right all week, there is nothing he can do to prevent the lost fumbles and bad ref calls that have occured throughout the season, those both have killed the Redskins immensely. I bet he has the Redskins as NFC Champions by the end of his term as a coach, he will figure out a way.</div>Part of a coaches job is to cut down on the mistakes...Tom Coughlin changed how Tiki Barber holds the football so he doesnt fumble anymore, those are the little things that turn a mediocre coach great, not just the gameplanning. Although I will agree there is little he can do about referee calls, but then again, I have yet to see a bad call against the Redskins, but then again I dont follow them very closely. </div>I think the Redskins main source of fumbles is Mark Brunell, who has lost 6 of 8 fumbles this season, all were CRUCIAL, not to mention this is more fumbles he has ever lost in his career. When you talk about Tiki Barber tuckin the ball in a different way, it is completely different because he holds the ball much differently than does a quarterback, Tiki only has 1 fumble this year and it was lost, and Portis only has 1 more lost fumble than does Tiki so I wouldn't say that is too much different where RB's are concerned. But a QB can't tuck the ball in when they are back in the pocket looking for someone to pass to, they have it up behind their shoulder ready to launch. It's a lot different.
     
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (JHair @ Dec 2 2005, 01:04 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Ven0m @ Dec 2 2005, 03:55 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'> <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (JHair @ Dec 1 2005, 11:53 AM)</div><div class='quotemain'> That's a pretty accurate assessment, but I think Gibbs should be a little higher than where he is at right now, he does the gameplanning right all week, there is nothing he can do to prevent the lost fumbles and bad ref calls that have occured throughout the season, those both have killed the Redskins immensely. I bet he has the Redskins as NFC Champions by the end of his term as a coach, he will figure out a way.</div>Part of a coaches job is to cut down on the mistakes...Tom Coughlin changed how Tiki Barber holds the football so he doesnt fumble anymore, those are the little things that turn a mediocre coach great, not just the gameplanning. Although I will agree there is little he can do about referee calls, but then again, I have yet to see a bad call against the Redskins, but then again I dont follow them very closely. </div>I think the Redskins main source of fumbles is Mark Brunell, who has lost 6 of 8 fumbles this season, all were CRUCIAL, not to mention this is more fumbles he has ever lost in his career. When you talk about Tiki Barber tuckin the ball in a different way, it is completely different because he holds the ball much differently than does a quarterback, Tiki only has 1 fumble this year and it was lost, and Portis only has 1 more lost fumble than does Tiki so I wouldn't say that is too much different where RB's are concerned. But a QB can't tuck the ball in when they are back in the pocket looking for someone to pass to, they have it up behind their shoulder ready to launch. It's a lot different. </div> Well, then it is the Job of the Coach/GM to protect his backside by going after a better Left Tackle/Left Guard combo this offseason. If nobody hits Brunell from behind, he wont fumble the ball.(Which is something that probably should have been adressed last offseason.)
     
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    Yeah they do need better pass/run protection I agree, but Brunell is left handed [​IMG]
     
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (JHair @ Dec 2 2005, 01:33 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'>Yeah they do need better pass/run protection I agree, but Brunell is left handed [​IMG]</div> Ok, then Right Tackle/Right Guard then.....Can't expect me to remember every single QB if there a righty or a lefty. [​IMG]
     

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