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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.There are a bunch of posters on here like Sims and Nunchucks and a few others who think because they have been to a bunch of games or have season tix that they automatically understand the game. It is funny to watch them post their pinkhat hawt takes over and over thinking that they understand football.I mean you have pretty much proven at the start of your second sentence that you don't understand football much.
We only tolerate perfection here.Any similar thread to this should start as follows: "Notwithstanding the five Super Bowl trophies and additional three Super Bowl appearances, my problem with Bill Belichick is ......"
Any similar thread to this should start as follows: "Notwithstanding the five Super Bowl trophies and additional three Super Bowl appearances, my problem with Bill Belichick is ......"
And sometimes not even that. He was one of the reasons why they lost in Seattle in 2012.May0 - A tackling machine but not a play maker.
One of the most over-rated players in Pats history.
Translation: "Damn, losing the Super Bowl sucked... but it's for the greater good, because Belichick's philosophy didn't take a hit!!!"Belichick's job is to win games or A GAME? I will say his job is never to win A SB but to stay competitive enough to win MANY SB. If sticking to his core value is the only way he knows how to do it, then good for us.
You are downplaying the importance of coaching and maintaining a winning culture way too much. You should rewatch DJY a few times to remind yourself how much effort goes into creating gameplans, finding weaknesses and trying to design mismatches.
The only reason Butler was in position to make the INT in SB49 is because the staff identified what the Seahawks liked to do in the endzone from tape, came up with a way to counter it and gave him (and others) reps in practice. So when it happened on the field he already knew exactly what to do.
I know that BB publicly has this humble schtick about coaches losing games and players winning but the reality is that most games in the NFL are won and lost on the practice field.
This is a discussion that can go round and round and will never be proven by either side. Maybe we can agree that we wouldn't have a dynasty without either one of them.
Ray Lewis?When have we as posters ever unanimously agreed on anything?
Ray Lewis?
When have we as posters ever unanimously agreed on anything?
Larry Whigham.Who are the most underrated players in Pats history ?
I agree. I am not sure why though people expect BB to be perfect. He makes mistakes and quite a few of them. I am not a fan of constantly defending our defensive performance with the pts scored stat all the time . butler benching was a mistake . But mistakes are part of the game. But it seems there is always something some on this board pay attention to quite a lot , quite frequently. Its okay to say "my problem with bill belichick as coach" if someone can suggest at alternative at coaching . He is who he is and more flexible than most but wont change certain things for better or worse. We are "stuck" with him if thats how people want to think.It's a message board, not a team owned blog. It's ok if people here don't think everything is always perfect in Patriots land.
Tightening the generic question: does this mean you'd rather have Pete Carroll as your coach, instead of Bill Belichick?
Thing is, you can't get just part of any coach's style, you have to take the whole package. You get Carroll's player-favorable lax discipline along with his turning the defense loose for boom or bust plays. You get Rex Ryan's swagger and attitude along with his utter inability to focus on results.
I see Carroll's aggressive D as part of his player management style. He's turning his players loose to make big plays on D because it's a big feel-good moment even if the times they miss hurt worse than the times they hit. I'll take BB's results-oriented approach, as it's the bottom line that matters not a momentary peak before the ultimate loss.
When have we as posters ever unanimously agreed on anything?
If the statement made was, "Tom Brady is the greatest QB who ever lived." Would there be a "disagree"?
...and you'd see an agree for Jimmy is the GOATOn this board I’m sure there would be.