Smart. Rex is probably a fine DC.
Wonder where he ends up?
Wonder where he ends up?
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Cut from Foxworth/Undefeated:
Been saying this for years. 32 teams. MAYBE 10-12 guys in the universe that can be considered "great" as an NFL HC.
We are less than a week away from “Black Monday,” the day after the last week of the NFL regular season. It is the day when many failed coaches are fired. Immediately, the newly coachless organizations begin the search for a new coach. Every year, the latest batch of on-field failures repeat the ineffective coach search strategy that landed them with their last loser head coach.
The teams compile a list of the most effective offensive and defensive coordinators and enter into a slow form of speed dating, where the potential coaches travel from team to team, selling themselves. It makes sense until you actually think about it.
- Coordinator X is a great coach
- We need a new head coach
- Let’s hire coordinator X
The logic appears sound. But it is flawed because the skills that are required to become a successful coordinator are not the same skills required to become a successful head coach. Let me demonstrate my point by applying that same logic to the players. Von Miller is the best football player on the Denver Broncos’ roster, so they should make him the starting quarterback. Absurd, right? Miller is a perfect pass rusher and very few of those skills would help him succeed at quarterback.
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A good coach would have taken the bills to the playoffs.Comment -
easier to find better players than to implement a whole new system with another head coach and assistants over and over. bills were competitive for the most part this year. what more do you want. you can't beat NE anyway no matter who the coach is.Comment -
nice
two slobs
way too emotional. don't have the intellect required to succeed at this level.
teams are extension of coach. bills sloppy, prone to mistakes, emotional, just like their coach.
they are meltdown team with himCause Sleep is the Cousin of DeathComment -
Rexy was never a great game day coach, but he did get his guys to play hard for him. His main weakness is his mouth and also that he lets the dumber players on his team mouth off too (see Bart Scott, Antonio Cromartie, etc.). Constantly gives the other teams (ie Patriots) bulletin board material and extra motivation. DUMB.
His coaching days are over for now. We will be seeing him in the TV studio (ugh) alongside such other dignitaries as Herm Edwards and Matt Millen. As for Rob, we've seen the last of him. Period.Comment
