Sure
Guess I wanted a more specific explanation. Guys just throw crap out there.
He made a bad choice to have a first time coordinator for one in Boras. That's on Fisher.
I will give it a shot
Todd Gurley -- China doll approach
Coming off a great rookie season. Eveyone's #1 fantasy pick. And what does Fisher do? Get the kid ready to run wild in 2016? No. In fact he played it scared - or overly precautious at least.
Coach Jeff Fisher made it abundantly clear in a staff meeting that Gurley, the Rams’ star running back and 2015 offensive rookie of the year, was to make it through camp unharmed.
“We need to treat him like a freakin’ quarterback,” Fisher told coaches.
You have to get a guy ready to play. Running backs get hit. They love that stuff, hence the fact the are Running Backs - i'm merely suggesting that robbing a guy of his training camp and not treating him like the rest of the team didnhim no favors. Gurley isn't some weak dude - he's a freakin' beast. That is just one example of preseason mismanagement from my POV
Jared Goff - learning from watching myth
This is what i think everyone is referring to specifically. Although i have always had a slightly different view point on it.
There wasn't a competition at all between Goff and Keenum. Keenum was annointed with the conceit that Goff wasn't ready and he needed to sit and learn like Steve McNair (God rest his soul) did all those years ago. It was the wrong move. Keenum failed to perform and not inly robbed our two prime draft picks at QB - Goff and Mannion - but it must have had a horrible impact on the relationship between the front office and the coach.
We know for a fact his preseason approach with Goff "learning from the sidelines" was a complete failure. Example:
I saw a comment here about how Goff needs to learn how to get out of bounds. Well he sure as Hell has learned that now - in week 15 - to get the f down. So clearly being on the sidelines helped him ZERO in that regard. Goff himself says he "didn't see" Sherman. So from out of his mouth with that single admission it shows that the whole notion of Goff learning the game from the sidelines doesn't really work.
Now let me ask you this, do you think Goff gonna see that s.o.b. coming next time around? You bet he will. So that begs the question. If the kid had learned how to get the fuck down in, let's say week 5, do you think we'd have had a better shot to win against the Seahawks? The answer has to be yes. Cause Goff would have gone out of bounds or slid. And we'd have been in better position to score points with him in the field. Instead he is taken off and Keenum comes on to do what he does.
Again just throwing shit around but that's a couple things i think Fisher mismanaged in the preseason
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