Ya know, if it was 5 minutes I might have waited but honestly, I don't care enough about someone who quit on his teammates for his own selfish reasons in the middle of the season.OregonFan4Life wrote:If you don’t want the whole video I don’t think it’s fair to pass such harsh judgement on Pittman.
Mcyah video, a must watch
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Re: Mcyah video, a must watch
One thing the video does is it verifies how smart the fan base is. At least the majority.
His explanation was basically everyone's frustration with Cristobal and the offense. It verifies that MC would die on a "run first" hill, rather than have even Herbert throw a team into the CFP.
His explanation was basically everyone's frustration with Cristobal and the offense. It verifies that MC would die on a "run first" hill, rather than have even Herbert throw a team into the CFP.
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100%. Miami fans are celebrating now, but give it two years. They are going to be calling for his head. Plus Diaz looked like he was turning the corner. They were recruiting well, their offense was balancing out, and they won 5 of their last 6 games.shoparound wrote:One thing the video does is it verifies how smart the fan base is. At least the majority.
His explanation was basically everyone's frustration with Cristobal and the offense. It verifies that MC would die on a "run first" hill, rather than have even Herbert throw a team into the CFP.
I would have been okay with trading head coaches with Miami straight up.
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Re: Mcyah video, a must watch
Mario is a generational recruiter. If one day he delegates the offense playcalling and identity to a good OC, his team could be a perennial playoff team.northbeachsf wrote:100%. Miami fans are celebrating now, but give it two years. They are going to be calling for his head. Plus Diaz looked like he was turning the corner. They were recruiting well, their offense was balancing out, and they won 5 of their last 6 games.shoparound wrote:One thing the video does is it verifies how smart the fan base is. At least the majority.
His explanation was basically everyone's frustration with Cristobal and the offense. It verifies that MC would die on a "run first" hill, rather than have even Herbert throw a team into the CFP.
I would have been okay with trading head coaches with Miami straight up.
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Not as easy as it sounds. Most* good OC's will be looking for HC roles or maybe even NFL roles if they're that good. That means that you're going to have a (slightly) different scheme every 2-5 years and you guys are seeing in front of you the annoyances of switching schemes every few years. Sewell was recruited by Avalos, played under DeRyuter, and will now also play for the new DC? Bad for continuity. (same goes for the offensive side as what you're talking about).alxtw wrote:Mario is a generational recruiter. If one day he delegates the offense playcalling and identity to a good OC, his team could be a perennial playoff team.