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Originally Posted by trackguy
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Originally Posted by trackguy
Clemens is not high on my list. 1) He's only been an OC for one year. 2) He doesn't even call the plays, because McCarthy is the real leader for the offense. Give him some more time as OC. I understand he could be successful as HC, but just believe there are better candidates out there. We are in a position, for once, to compete for the top talent. Just don't see Clemens as a top tier HC candidate.
I'd like him to cite specific attention to detail. What did he believe his best adjustments to opponents have been? Does he fill in his weaknesses by getting assistants who have strengths there or believe his system will win out in time?
(leans back into chair and takes a puff from pipe)
"So, thanks for taking the job. You're a Bear now. Heard you have another game next week?"
"Yessir."
"Great. Use our 2012 playbook for it.
(Next week... on 3rd and 11, screen pass... gain of 1. Punt)
Better yet, hand him the TOP SECRET Hester Package Playbook. Cross out Hester, write in Cobb, and watch him gain over 200 combined yards from scrimmage with three scores.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBaschnagelnator
Honestly, I find myself asking a lot of questions with this guy. How much of the offense is McCarthy? How much of it is Clemens? Also, Clemens moved up to OC, back down to QB coach, then Back up to OC. Does he need a Better Offensive mind to guide him?
Positives are that he is likely a good QB developer, and there is something to be said for poaching a coach away from a rival to weaken them.
But I find there are too many questions for this guy to be a (sure fire great) Head Coach. I think there is someone better..
nobody is going to be a sure fire great head coach. clements has developed possibly the best qb of all time, and he is the game planner for the packers. they love him so much that they denied the bears a chance to interview him last time they had an opening. we get better and the packers get worse, i like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by XaosGorilla
culter was sacked once ever 11.4 attempts, rodgers was sacked once every 10.8 attempts...Quote:
Originally Posted by Sulleymon
yeah, but that doesn't take into account the fact that teams play and rush the pass more (and not necessarily blitzes) against the packers, because they don't expect them to run as they don't have an effective running game.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZenBear
And there is that 6th longest amount of time between snap and sack that GBs' O-line is giving him... not the same thing... at all....