Dude believes mermaids are real and dinosaurs didn't exist. He isn't all there to begin with. But that's on the coaching staff allowing a player to do that.
Could this be John Fassel's last game with the Rams?
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we must be looking at this differently because I see Quinn, hayes, sims and i'll add long as getting worse. brockers is just coming into his prime he should be getting better. westbrook and longacre should get better just from more experience. fairley , Easley and thomas were let go by former teams and that might have been a wake up call. Donald has been in the league long enough that he is getting double and triple teamed now but still his production is down. as far as being considered top 5 wasn't boudrow (sp) considered right up there but now almost every one thinks he's lost it. maybe fisher's wanting to be a players coach influenced this df but almost every one thought the df would be top 10 or even top 5 and I bet they are bottom third now. I don't know these coaches like you but just from a production stand point I would keep fassel only
I tend to lean this way too.
The defense has had some golden opportunities to win a game or two...
If you try to act like their high school football coach, they'll tune you out. It's training camp. You give them some leeway. Waufle's track record is what it is for a reason. He understands the battles worth fighting. Giving poor effort on the field is a battle worth fighting. Whether or not Hayes sits in a chair isn't a battle worth fighting.
Hayes, Sims, and Long got old. Hayes came here as a depth addition and grew into a solid starter. Chris Long was already an established player. He was the same player until injuries piled up and he got old.
You see Quinn getting worse? When Waufle got here, Quinn was a promising rookie coming off a 5 sack season. Over Waufle's first 3 years with the Rams, Quinn posted 10.5 sacks, 19 sacks, and 10.5 sacks. Not much Waufle can do about Quinn being unable to stay healthy the past two years.
Waufle is just a coach. Waufle can teach guys how to play better. But he can't prevent injuries or fight off father time.
It's kind of easy to claim that a guy isn't a great coach if you refuse to give him credit for players getting better. As we've seen with the OL, guys don't just get better with experience. They get better with coaching.
And I'm not sure how anyone here could think Donald is anything but an elite player. I don't care what his production is.
Boudreau had a good track record. He wasn't considered a top 5 OL Coach. But he was considered a quality one. However, the results of his unit show that he's not that anymore.
The difference between Boudreau and Waufle is that Boudreau's players haven't gotten better with experience. And our big FA additions have been duds.
Agree to disagree on Waufle.
I remember that scene, and I believe Hayes was laying down with some sort of rehabilitation device on his legs.
jrry one question do you think anyone would be setting on the floor eating Cheetos in a belicheat class room? you certainly know more then me about position coaches and maybe we have some good ones that are victims of fishers country club camp. so anyway all I can go on is your thoughts and teams production and fassel's unit is the only one that has produced up to expectations so I take fassel and agree with you on waufle
I look forward to the day when our special teams coach and punter aren't the best part of the Rams.
This is fucking misery.
This is fucking misery.
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Rams interim coach John Fassel read his team The Stonecutter's Creedo today, then handed a copy of it to each player. He read it to the media later. It teaches about continuing to plug away, even if the benefits are not immediately noticeable. Fassel wanted the players to think about this before their last game. "All the blows that we're delivering right now -- maybe next year it pays off, and maybe next year, the 101st blow is when we finally break through."
Alden Gonzalez/ESPN Staff Writer
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSpOjj4YD8c
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Rams interim coach John Fassel read his team The Stonecutter's Creedo today, then handed a copy of it to each player. He read it to the media later. It teaches about continuing to plug away, even if the benefits are not immediately noticeable. Fassel wanted the players to think about this before their last game. "All the blows that we're delivering right now -- maybe next year it pays off, and maybe next year, the 101st blow is when we finally break through."
Alden Gonzalez/ESPN Staff Writer
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSpOjj4YD8c
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The problem with that is that It's been too long without results...Maybe that credo works with a new coach, but the lack of any significant progress is why they finally gave up on Fisher...
Our special teams are good, not great. We arent lighting up the league with return TD's despite having an electrfying punt returner. We have outstanding kickers so thats not a coaching thing.
It wont matter to me wether Fassel stays or goes. To the entire staff, thanks for the memories.
A new era begins soon.
It wont matter to me wether Fassel stays or goes. To the entire staff, thanks for the memories.
A new era begins soon.
Demoff will have nothing to do with Fassel. Whatever HC that is chosen will choose his coaching staff and will have to decide if Fassel is a coach he wants on his team.
You aren't going to hire a HC by handcuffing him to unwanted staff.
Enter the chicken and egg argument. Are they good ST gunners because of their "talent" or because of their "Coaching"