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- October 25, 2015 at 3:37 pm #2504soupParticipant
If Miami keeps their success, Quick Trigger Haslam will be firing Pettine after the game before the bye week. The coaching on this team involving fundamentals is pathetic. They get nothing out of guys. While Farmer is a terrible talent evaluator – Pettine is worse at developing talent.
Gilbert – consensus best corner in the draft. Doesn’t play corner
Erving – one of the top o-lineman in the draft. Rides the bench.Our rookies are all garbage. Duke Johnson is the only one showing any potential. At some point it’s on the coaches.
Do I agree with his firing? NO -NOT ONE BIT. We won’t ever get NFL quality people until Haslam sticks with a plan all the way through. No matter how awful it is.
Way too many penalties – no discipline at all. See ya Pettine – bring in the next patsy.
Freedom!!!
October 26, 2015 at 11:38 am #2511the dudeParticipantTime to clean house again. These guys are really bad and I mean worst ever.
Hue Jackson is a loser.
October 26, 2015 at 7:14 pm #2514ShooterModeratorHere’s the thing, while I agree on some levels Pettine has to be held accountable, the fact of the matter is at some point the players need to own the majority of what is going on.
The coaches can only coach so much, gameplan so much, instruct, teach, scheme, and make adjustments so much. The players are the ones that ultimately need to go out there and execute, and more than anyone, the players are the ones not doing their jobs.
Where’s the pride? Where’s the passion? Where’s the fire? When are these guys going to stop treating this like it’s a job, a way to collect a paycheck, not really care one way or the other and actually go out there and fight?
Pettine can’t make these guys hold onto the ball, or not jump offsides in critical situations. Yes, they practice this stuff, but again it’s up to the players, and no one else, to execute what they are being taught.
And to be fair, alot of what is being taught has been proven to be effective. Our offense can score points. Our defense CAN get stops. We CAN rush the passer. We CAN stop the run. We CAN run the football. We’ve all seen it. But the problem is we see it in spurts, and we see it without any consistency. That’s all on the players. There’s alot of lazy, uncommited, lazy motherfuckers on this team. A LOT of them. That, more than anything, is on Farmer. If anyone deserves to get the hook, it’s him. His draft picks have been abysmal, and his free agents are almost just as bad.
Coaching only goes so far. At some point, these assholes need to step up and be men, have some goddamn pride, and go out there and whoop the shit out of the guy who is standing across from you. They don’t do that. They’re lackadaisical, aloof, and honestly seem to not really give a shit. Alex Mack is at the top of this list. That guy was a fucking beast the last few years, and this year he’s has been absolutely dominated on a weekly basis. Shwartz caught it this week. Bitonio a few weeks ago.
Are we world beaters? No. But there is a good amount of talent on this team, and while yes I agree that much of the responsibility falls at Pettines feet, I feel that an even larger amount of it falls on the guys who are standing in between the lines. Actually go out there and do your damn job instead of just clocking in, clocking out, and going home.
October 26, 2015 at 8:49 pm #2517sydParticipantpettine needs his ass kicked for leaving mcCown out there after he was laying on the ground for 10 seconds after his head bounced off the turf (um didnt he all ready miss a fucking came do to concussion ?) i mean shit we were all ready going to lose the damn game
oh and that goddamn play fucking swing pass or what ever it is fucking called (are first turn over) the goddamn thing does not fucking work they have been doing that same damn play all fucking year and it never has workedgameball to are T.E’S they seem like the only ones that give a shit on offense and turbin I like that uy he seems to give a shit
October 26, 2015 at 10:16 pm #2519soupParticipant@Shooter —
Coaching makes all the difference. It’s the biggest separation in the game.
Miami with Philibin
W 17-10 over terrible Washington
L 23-20 against terrible Jax
L 41-14 against Bills
L 27-14 against NYFIRED
Enter Dan Campbell – same exact talent
W 38-10 over terrible Tenn
W 44-26 over terrible HoustonSince Philibin was fired Tannehill is 40 for 48 with 6 TDs and 2 ints.
Lamar Miller under Philibin had 37 carries for 131 yards (4 games)
Under Campbell he has 33 carries for 288 yards
Miami had 1 sack in 4 games under Philibin
Miami has had 10 sacks in 2 games under CampbellTalent did NOT change. The coach did
Coaching makes all the difference. The strategy and the game plan. Putting guys in a position to succeed.
Look at the one terrible run yesterday – look at the scheme. Joe Thomas was going back behind Mack to block and Mack was supposed to go towards the left – they crossed each other and it made Mack whiff on Donald for a huge loss.
As for Mack overall – he’s been awful because he isn’t 100% due to that leg not being strong enough yet. Look at Benji from last year recovering to this year.
As for stopping the run – not sure why you think we can stop it. Pettine D’s have always sucked dick against the run. Pettine is an awful defensive coach. His old pass D was a mirage. People just kept running and skipped passing.
He’s not a good coach at all. He’s high school quality. Do I think we should fire him? NOPE. He needs to stay to prove we stick with a plan so when his contract runs out we have a shot at a real coach.
Freedom!!!
October 26, 2015 at 11:35 pm #2524ShooterModeratorSoup I’m not disagreeing with you here, really, I’m not. Your point is valid and it holds water.
But where is the line drawn? The reality is this is a violent game where men of a certain mindframe either step up and meet the challenge thrusted on them, or they don’t.
You can’t coach them to “not to”.
I hear what you’re saying, but coaches do X’s and O’s bro, that’s the reality here. The guys on the field have to do what the brains making the X’s and O’s say to do. I think we have the brains to compete, but I see alot of fucking pussies not doing what they should be, and not really caring about it while they do it.
Which way does the pendulum swing here? How hard is this? Is this really a concept that we can’t figure out on goin on almost 20 fucking years now? Really?
I’m not saying there aren’t shitty coaches, and that bad schemes don’t work. But for the love of fuck-all, at some point just shut your mouth and go do your fucking job.
Our problem isn’t X’s and O’s. It’s give-a-fuck. That’s on the players man.
October 27, 2015 at 8:54 am #2527IceKeymasterThe talent we have is abysmal. Is this team better than last year’s team? At QB, yeah. Everywhere else, hell no. Farmer was given the best gift any GM could ever hope for; 4 first round picks in his first 2 seasons. What did he do with them? 1 guy is a starter but isn’t making waves. 1 guy just earned his way onto the active roster through special teams. One guy is stuck behind Greco on the depth chart, and one guy is a dumpster fire of addiction and entitlement. How about his 2nd round picks? Should I go through them? 3rd round picks? If we’re firing people, the first target should be squarely on Farmer. He has absolutely failed in his job to fill the team with talent. He’s great at sniffing out guys later in the draft and deserves credit for McCown but that’s like having a doctor with a great bedside manner who doesn’t know his epidermis from his epididimus. The single most crucial part of his job is nailing those top draft picks.
October 27, 2015 at 11:59 am #2537soupParticipantThe talent we have is abysmal. Is this team better than last year’s team? At QB, yeah. Everywhere else, hell no. Farmer was given the best gift any GM could ever hope for; 4 first round picks in his first 2 seasons. What did he do with them? 1 guy is a starter but isn’t making waves. 1 guy just earned his way onto the active roster through special teams. One guy is stuck behind Greco on the depth chart, and one guy is a dumpster fire of addiction and entitlement. How about his 2nd round picks? Should I go through them? 3rd round picks? If we’re firing people, the first target should be squarely on Farmer. He has absolutely failed in his job to fill the team with talent. He’s great at sniffing out guys later in the draft and deserves credit for McCown but that’s like having a doctor with a great bedside manner who doesn’t know his epidermis from his epididimus. The single most crucial part of his job is nailing those top draft picks.
Again – I want no one fired and have disclosed why.
A coaches job is to get the most out of the talent he has. To develop them. To recognize their strengths and play to them.
I’ll say it again – Miami’s talent didn’t change, their coach did – and in 2 games so far it’s been the world of difference.
Coaching is what separates teams.
Freedom!!!
October 27, 2015 at 12:26 pm #2538IceKeymasterA good QB is what separates teams.
I was a fan of the Farmer hire until I watched the first game of this season. He took guys in the draft at positions that we needed. It just turns out that none of those guys are very good. Plus the texting move was up there with Dwayne Rudd’s helmet toss in terms of stupidity. I’ve lost confidence in his ability to build or manage a team. I don’t think we need to fire him right now but I sure as heck don’t want him running another of our drafts.
October 27, 2015 at 11:16 pm #2540mike barnesParticipantWe’ll get nowhere if we keep changing coaching staffs every two years, Farmer picked the players except JFF I still think that move has Haslams finger prints all over that move. my biggest disappointment so far has to be the offensive line it’s looked horrid so far this year
October 28, 2015 at 6:04 am #2541soupParticipantWe’ll get nowhere if we keep changing coaching staffs every two years, Farmer picked the players except JFF I still think that move has Haslams finger prints all over that move. my biggest disappointment so far has to be the offensive line it’s looked horrid so far this year
That’s on coaching.
@ice Carson Palmer suckered on the Raiders and is 18-4 with Arizona. Coaching is the key
Freedom!!!
October 28, 2015 at 8:11 am #2543IceKeymasterIf Haslam had anything to do with the JFF pick, he’s certainly learned his lesson.
Carson Palmer is an example that proves my point, not yours @Soup. Put good players together and you get a good team. Put bad players together and you get a bad team.
October 28, 2015 at 12:10 pm #2545soupParticipantIf Haslam had anything to do with the JFF pick, he’s certainly learned his lesson.
Carson Palmer is an example that proves my point, not yours @Soup. Put good players together and you get a good team. Put bad players together and you get a bad team.Doesn’t prove your point at all – it shows mine perfectly.
Palmer wasn’t put into a position to succeed by the coach so he failed. Went to a fantastic coach and succeeded
Remember a few years ago when people were jealous of Green Bay’s recievers with Jennings and Jones? I got ripped on for stating they aren’t as good as people thinkg. Our WR are just as good. So what happened?
Jennings went to another team and failed. Now he’s 32 so his production on Miami is null due to their young guys. James Jones went to another team and failed miserably and then came back and is great again.
It’s all about coaches using players to their strengths.
Look at Peyton Manning. This is the first year he’s in a different type of offense and isn’t really running it except for the 2 minute drill. Look at the fall off in production.
John Fox took Carolina to the Super Bowl
John Fox got Tim Tebow to win a playoff game
John Fox got Peyton Manning – revised the entire offense to fit Manning and let him control it. High success.Enter Kubiak – runs his own offense ignoring Manning’s strengths (so to speak) he’s having a putrid season.
While there’s a coach and player symbiotic relationship that’s needed – if the coach doesn’t play to his player’s strengths then failure is inevitable.
What players do we have that have shown development under Pettine?
Travis Benjamin is one.
Anyone else? That’s a HUE red flag as to pointing at the coaching.
Freedom!!!
October 28, 2015 at 5:14 pm #2548IceKeymasterWhat players do we have that have shown development under Pettine?
Players that are better than they were at the beginning of the 2014 season:
Manziel
McCown
Benji
Barnidge
Greco
Bitonio
Mingo
Gilbert
Bademosi
Solomon
Dansby
Bryant
Dwayne Bowe (well, you can’t prove he’s NOT better)October 29, 2015 at 6:29 am #2549BrownsFan4LifeParticipantI also blame Farmer who drafts like SHIT.
October 29, 2015 at 2:07 pm #2561the dudeParticipantWhat players do we have that have shown development under Pettine?
Players that are better than they were at the beginning of the 2014 season:
Manziel McCown Benji Barnidge Greco Bitonio Mingo Gilbert Bademosi Solomon Dansby Bryant Dwayne Bowe (well, you can’t prove he’s NOT better)your point is so good that it is really bad.
Hue Jackson is a loser.
October 30, 2015 at 1:12 am #2577ShooterModeratorWhat players do we have that have shown development under Pettine?
Players that are better than they were at the beginning of the 2014 season:
Manziel McCown Benji Barnidge Greco Bitonio Mingo Gilbert Bademosi Solomon Dansby Bryant Dwayne Bowe (well, you can’t prove he’s NOT better)Here’s a better question. Which players will probably be out of the NFL in 2-3 years?
Manziel. Gone.
McCown. Gone.
Benji. (I’m assuming you mean Travis Benjamin) Having his best season as a Brown.
Barnidge. Killing it. Best TE in the league next to Gronk.
Greco. Would start on another team. Probably will still be around at worst.
Bitonio. Might make the Pro-bowl. Will definately be around in 3 years.
Mingo. Gone.
Gilbert. Gone.
Bademosi. Eh, maybe.
Solomon. Gone.
Dansby. Gone.
Bryant. Gone.
Bowe. Gone.Point being, aside from Bademosi who I label in a “Mythbusters” style as “Plausible”, the ones who have any talent are flourishing, while the ones who are completely devoid of it are, well, doing as anyone would expect and sucking.
This team, is bereft of talent. There are 22 starters, if only 7-8 of them are ACTUALLY worthy of doing so, you can’t really put the blame for them sucking on the coach.
I’m not sure that that helped your point anywhere near as much as it hurt it. And badly.
October 30, 2015 at 5:15 pm #2583BillWunkleParticipantPettine can only coach the “talent” he’s given. I say it’s time to cut the cord with Ray Farmer.
Am I going mad, or did the word THINK escape your lips? You were not hired for your brains, you hippopotamic landmass!
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