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What is Josh McDaniels thinking?
With the acquisition of Moss et al., I wonder wat the OC is thinking right now?
Perhaps: someone pinch me I better not screw this thing up |
Re: What is Josh McDaniels thinking?
hes thinking more kiddy calls and simple plays
hes gonna go deep a lot with Moss-Stallworth |
Re: What is Josh McDaniels thinking?
He won't screw it up.
He's probably thinking : "Thank God I don't have to coach with both hands tied behind my back this year". |
Re: What is Josh McDaniels thinking?
Four tight end sets.
Just kidding. |
Re: What is Josh McDaniels thinking?
Had a chance to speak with him on Draft Day.
Right now hes more focused on getting the guys into the system and worrying about what they need to know before TC. He absolutely praised Reche and Jabar about how far they have come since last season and thinks they have taken a giant leap forward since last season. |
Re: What is Josh McDaniels thinking?
also i think he is thinking: can anyoen in the divsion cover Randy and Stall?
Jets: nope..a rookie is their best option but wont work Dolphins: Allen? Nope.. Bills:maybe..wait no..they let him go |
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Re: What is Josh McDaniels thinking?
OK,
I'm probably going to regret this.... I almost miss NEM :) ALMOST!!!! I can hear the echo now... "still no slants and play action!!!!" |
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Stay tuned shortly. |
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