Rob0729

The NFL rules have changed so that Belichick cannot deny access to his coordinators anymore/

Rob0729

Ok, I am done. We won't see eye to eye on this. So why bother going on? My idea of actual talent vs. production and your's look like they will never mix.

SVN

well yes..but its still not as random as any reporter asking for interviews with a coordinator and has to be granted. its coordinated by the team for the number of times they have to make their staff available.

Rob0729

I don't know the actual rule and restrictions. So you may be right.

TommyBrady12

exactly. that's a playcalling thing. the offensive game planning is on the shoulders of mcdaniels and if he's doing obvious stuff then he shouldn't be there. i never saw this kind of offense before with Weis. I mean how obvious can you get?

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- Steelers S Troy Polamalu on Tom Brady

Rob0729

You do realize the Pats had the best producing offense ever last year? No matter how little people want to give McDaniels credit for that, he played a big part in it.

Besides, Brady being in the shotgun is far from predictable. Brady can and does run every type of play from shotgun as he does when he lines up under center even handing off the ball to the RB. If Brady is in the shotgun, you have no idea what play he is going to run just because he is in that formation. Brady is just as likely to throw a quick screen from that formation as a long bomb to Moss. Brady's numbers have improved because of it even in 2006 when he didn't have any real receiving threats.

Weis was a very good OC, but people have made him something he isn't. Many of the things people complain about McDaniels are the same thing that people complained about Weis in 2002 and 2003. In 2003, we had a lot of three and outs and our third down conversion percentage was average at best.

captain stone

"He points to an offense that sagged in three "weather games" last year and emphasizes that not being able to handle inclement conditions is troublesome for a team that plays in the upper right-hand corner of the country."

And who's fault was that, Josh? It was yours, and - to a likely lesser extent - your HC's; unless Brady was disregarding your play-calling in order to give Moss his illegitimate TD record.

I still can't believe that we lost that effin game. So much blame to go around, incl. to those who should've known better.

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TommyBrady12

the best producing offense ever lost to an above average team with a solid but not spectacular defense. face it, the staff blew the super bowl. every one down from belichick to the guy i see on tv handing out gatorade, including scharnnechia and mcdaniels. they should have known the giants were going to try to do them what the patriots did to the rams in 01 (ie-lose the regular season game and upset them in the super bowl). they should have changed their game planning a bit. that game plan looked like the same stupid game plan in week 17.

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- Steelers S Troy Polamalu on Tom Brady