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I don't think that Dan Campbell is a bad coach. He was put into an incredibly terrible situation following after a bad coach and made quite a few boneheaded playcalls, but he also managed to get the Lions to rally and pull off wins against a couple of playoff teams... and also tied the Steelers. Given a couple more years of experience and some half-decent personnel moves, he could be a damn good coach and the team could maybe make the playoffs.
"Good head coach" doesn't always mean "wins a lot of games," particularly in the first couple of seasons. Take a look at the state of the Jags and Lions-both were the worst teams by record in their respective conferences, both featured first-year head coaches. The Jags were in a complete state of disarray all season, largely because of Urban Meyer, who it can be argued was probably the worst head coach of the last decade easily. They had plenty of talent-veteran wideout Marvin Jones should have led a stout receiving corps with Lawrence at the helm and undrafted gem James Robinson to hand off to-but completely squandered it and won only by accident or by Matthew Wright's leg. The Lions were competitive in games where they shouldn't have been, lost in bizarre circumstances like game-winning field goals by the Ravens and Vikings, and seemed to be getting the most out of the lackluster talent available (in the offseason they traded away their two best receivers and downgraded at QB, and neither Hockenson nor Swift played the full season). Not only that, but Campbell seemed to have the respect and admiration of his players. Give him a couple years and the Lions will be at least 6-11 or 7-10 as long as they shore up some of the holes on their roster.
Ironically the biggest barrier to Rodgers winning more than one Super Bowl championship was that first (and as of 2021, only) championship in 2010. That win gave Mike McCarthy a lot of credibility he didn’t deserve, and extended his career in GB by at least 5-seasons in my opinion. If the Packers instead failed to win in 2010 (either as a result of missing the playoffs entirely, or of losing in them), after they were upset by the Giants in the 2007 NFC Title Game (Favre’s last as a Packer) and after they lost in 2009, then add in the 15-1 2011 Packers being upset by the 9-7 Giants again at Lambeau, it would mean that McCarthy would have no Super Bowl wins to offset being continuously upset in the playoffs. Considering how high-profile the 2011 failure was, that might have been it for McCarthy in GB and led to a new HC starting in 2012. Instead, the bulk of Rodgers’s carer and most of his prime was spent under McCarthy, a man who is far better represented by blowing that 2014 NFC Championship Game to the Seahawks than by the 2010 championship. And as a Giants fan, I hope the Cowboys keep him.
@Clyde Baxter But both Tomlin and Carroll have brought their teams to multiple Super Bowls. McCarthy only has the one appearance, and (to date) so does Rodgers. And as great as Roethlisberger and Wilson are, Rodgers is undoubtedly better.
As a Cowboys fan I won't argue with you there lol. Our real problem is we need an owner who will hire someone who knows what they're doing and then will let them do their job. Running off Johnson is still cursing the team. The one SB that Switzer won was with the team Johnson built (despite the win, the dominance was clearly in the past).
As a Jets fan, I gotta say I really really hope Saleh is the correct Coach. It seemed to me, that as the season progressed he got better. He's as much a rookie as Zach Wilson is. He was learning on the fly, and did a pretty good job.
If he can survive the glare of the NY media he should be able to build something special. He needs to give Wilson some surrounding talent but if that happens the Jets should be dangerous.
Between him and Wilson, there's a legitimately promising future for this team. They won't be Super Bowl contenders but if they get some more pieces and keep playing with the heart they showed for the latter half of the season there's real potential for this team to become something this franchise hasn't seen since Sanchez: a real goddamn football team
@@LessGo7921 kicking field goals at least twice that game on the 1/2 yard line…just embarassing. People also forget Rodgers was injured and had his mobility compromised that game.
Before he coached Dallas (to two Super Bowl wins, and a third with the team he built), Jimmy Johnson was a COLLEGE Head Coach at Oklahoma St. and Miami. So he was bad?
@@d0nKsTaH Yes. Giving Dallas two (essentially three) super bowls cements them as Americas Team and we have to hear "next year's our year" every year. Horrible for the sport. On a more serious note....overlooked Jimmy Johnson, was taking more recent ones like Urban Meyer into account lol
I think the respect players have for the coach is important as well. If the players respect the coach, they will be more likely to go all out for him, they buy in to what the coach is trying to do, and it buys the coach leeway if things aren't running smoothly. If the players don't respect the coach, they tune him out, are less likely to go all out for him, and the coach has no wiggle room if they aren't winning.
Just look at the Eagles. It wasn't working at the beginning of the season & I'm sure some players were unsure. Sirianni made adjustments & the players bought in to what he was selling. They weren't expected to sniff the playoffs & made it.
Just look at Urban Meyer. The whole squad hated him because he bullied his players, deflected blame on anyone but himself, and had women who weren't his wife grinding on him at some bar after his team lost.
@@drinfernodds don’t forget he didn’t travel home with the team. That’s huge. According McAfee and Hawk they had never heard of a coach who didn’t travel home with the team after a game, even on bye weeks.
Ain’t no way Dan Campbell a bottom tier coach. He made the Lions compete in several games they were already destined to lose. He’s a passionate man that everyone would love to play for. Put anybody into that Lions situation and I promise you they won’t be great anyways. They should have at least 3 more wins to their name, and Dan has already shown promise several times.
The Lions have had to play against the other team, the refs, and their own Coach. I agree Coach Campbell has already changed the attitude, spirit, and play calling of the Lions. Only having to play the other team and the refs, I have high hopes for the Lions next season.
Kinda reminds me of our Zac Taylor. Get you a good leading QB and a few more playmakers on both sides of the ball and you can really be Bengals 2.0 next year
I don't care if Staley ends up being a great coach or not, I'm just happy teams are going for 4th down more often. Makes the game better to watch. ESPECIALLY when they tout some weird formation and fail miserably. hahaha!
The problem with the Cowboys is Jerry Jones. Let's not forget Tom Landry had a .605 winning percentage in 28 years with the Cowboys and a .556 playoff winning percentage. Jimmy Johnson had a .550 winning percentage with the Cowboys in 5 years with a .875 playoff winning percentage. Barry Switzer had a .625 winning percentage in 4 years with the Cowboys and a .714 playoff winning percentage. Jerry Jones fired all three of these legendary Coaches within a ten year span and since then (1997) the Cowboys have posted an average .516 winning percentage and a 3.67 playoff winning percentage. They rarely make the playoffs and when they do they are mediocre at best. Jerry Jones has created a bad culture by not letting strong coaches coach, firing them, and hiring coaches who will be yes men. He only fires his yes man coaches so he can have a scapegoat when fans get loud and then he hires another yes man to replace the last one. The Cowboys stink. I grew up a fan but watching this has made me very apathetic to the Cowboys. They wasted the end of Troy's career. They wasted Romo's career. Now they are wasting Dak. It's sad to see, but that's the truth.
The cowboys are slowly turning it around as jerry leaves the picture so this has never been more obvious. He lost draft responsibility and the cowboys drafted Tyron smith, Zach Martin, Ceedee, Dak, Gallup, diggs, and parsons instead of busts like Johnny manziel (who merry reportedly loved). So hoping this trend Carrie’s from drafting into full management as well and we finally get a decent HC
Half of what you said is total crap. Landry was done, he refused to adapt and was not taking the team anywhere. Many of the players had no discipline and we're just there for a pay check. Jimmy was not fired in any capacity. He left on his own accord because Jerry was a prick. Switzer was a garbage head coach and only won because he had Jimmy's team and Troy Aikman to keep everyone in check. Troy was basically the head coach during Barry's tenure. Jerry Jones is still a huge problem and needs to promote Will McClay as the GM.
@@MaddDogg316 Even legends descend into self-parody. I remember watching the Cowboys at eight years old knowing the screen pass was coming. Landry loved that play to a fault.
@@MaddDogg316 Jimmy Johnson admitted letting his ego take over, rather than working things out with Jerry Jones. You're right about Barry Switzer. Like John Gruden in 2003 for Tampa Bay, he inherited a similar squad that captured Super Bowl XXX.
Another sign.... inability to realize an assistant coach is incompetent and fire them. McCarthy refused to get rid of Capers for 4 years when it was apparent in he could not coach the defense. He also kept the ST coach shawn slocum for years when ST was a obvious disaster even before the 2014 disaster onside kick in thr NFC championship game..... then he compounds the issue by hiring the assistant of the guy he just fired (Ron zook).... so nothing changed because if the prior assistant had different thoughts/philosophy than the guy just fired he would not have been the assistant in the first place
@@dufusmoosedog Capers was good the SB season and before but then the first game post SB and after it was the 10 yards off the ball defense. It did not matter if it was 1st and 10 or 3rd and 1..... it was non-aggressive defense all the time. It finally showed in the KC game (for which they were horrible that year) where KC just ran 10 yard curl routes the entire game.
@@johnchedsey1306 all the injuries they went through this year. All the protocol stuff too and they made it out as the number 1 seed in the AFC. Great coaching and lots of depth is how that happens.
Dan Campbell in week 18 was a completely different coach than Dan Campbell in week one. (Happy hiring anniversary, Dan!) He took charge and bit many kneecaps in the last month of the season. Looking forward to next year.
Before watching any part of this video, the first thing that comes to my mind on this topic is that the guy (coach) always has a pencil behind his ear, but only carries around laminated documents.
Green Bay's use of timeouts is a pet peeve of mine, particularly when used to avoid a delay of game penalty. I will submit that there is a time and place to use a timeout and avoid the loss of yards that would seriously impact the chance of winning the game. For example down in a one score game and facing the difference between 4th and 1 and 4th and 6. However in the game against Detroit in the last week of the regular season Rodgers took a timeout with 11 minutes remaining in the first quarter because the play clock was running out. The Packers were already in field goal range and the 5 yard loss wouldn't have pushed them out of range. Way too early to be using timeouts.
I see this used more in the 1st half then the second (like your example). I don’t mind it as much then. He’s trying to get a free play and then it doesn’t pan out but still wants an attempt for 6 vs 3.
@@cauliflowerconnoisseur2710 they break the huddle late both for subbing and to disguise formations to not allow much time for defense to react pre-snap. Snapping ball at last minute also gives away defense / blitzes.
If the Packers' clock management "annoys" you, or is a "pet peeve," why not try coming to Pittsburgh for a few games? Mike Tomlin and clock management have, at best, a nodding acquaintance with each other.
Don’t forget the imposters-coaches that inherit a good situation (Barry Switzer, Ben McAdoo, Jon Gruden) or coast off of good players (McCarthy, Zac Taylor).
@@batsonstevens4009 His playbook is literally “Burrow Throws to Chase.” Without those players, he gets 4-5 wins. That locker room was TOXIC before they came along, and Mike Brown didn’t even fire Lou Anarumo. Taylor’s only here because Brown’s cheap. He’s Dave Shula 2.0.
Man Packers fans never fail to amaze me how they hate Mike McCarthy yet forget he fixed Aaron Rodgers throwing mechanics and yes Aaron admitted that on Pat’s show before and let alone were always in playoff contention and maybe, maybe just that Aaron might falls under “Regular season cowboy” Considering that the Bucs gave the game away with three picks.
"He declined the penalty to face 4th and 2, rather than 3rd and 10." - ok that makes sense, you probably have a better chance of a 2 yard run than a 10 yard pass "He then punted the ball." - wat
I think Staley is going to improve from this year. He made mistakes (not always the ones people like to point to) but I think with an off-season to review his performance and tailor the roster to fit his style of defense more, the Chargers will continue to improve next year.
I agree, he's a rookie head coach, it's part of the experience to make mistakes, not like he's a veteran coach being asked to rejuvenate a franchise in shambles
The last time the Cowboys had a good head coach Jerry Jones fired him after back to back Super Bowls. Nomatter who the Cowboys head coach is, the real coach is always Jerry Jones and that’s why we won’t win a Super Bowl despite having a superstar roster. Fire McCarthy btw
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there are 3 classic signs in my book 1. thinking that drafting some quarterback is the only thing they need 2. running the ball when they shouldn't and passing the ball when they shouldn't 3. punting on 4th and short mid field while having a losing season
Drafting a franchise QB is a necessary condition for winning in the NFL. You don't need both a defense and a running game if you have one, and you can convert almost every 4th and short with a franchise QB. They are in fact the only thing you need. The rest is optional. Hell, you didn't actually need to complete a pass to march down the field in the NFL. You just need to get the ball out of your hands, not get intercepted, and let the refs do the rest. Especially when playing at home.
@@yzfool6639 Ask Nick Dynamite if that's all you need to win. When every team chases after a specimen where only half a dozen or so exist at any given time, you are consigning 26 teams to failure. Well, maybe the reason why so many people think that this is all you need is because too many coaches are copycats rather than great football minds who find ways to make the most of their talent. If Trent Dilfer has more Super Bowl wins than Dan Marino, this completely disproves the argument.
@@wvu05 Dilfer wasn't as bad as you think. He was pucked at no. 6. Ravens had one of the greatest D's in NFL history whe Trent was their QB. But he did what he was asked to do.
@@sikecar534 I'm not saying that he had no talent, but Marino was way better, so my point was that you need much more than an elite QB, and since only so many exist, maybe the teams that don't have one should try a different way to win.
Hearing the words "Bengals" and "Disciplined" in the same sentence still doesn't sound right. I've rooted for this team all two decades of my life and I still can't fathom it.
As a Pats fan I love 2nd guessing Belichicks time management like I know more than him. Ill be like “what is he doing, why isn’t he calling a timeout !? “ then the play goes the Pats way and im like “oh yeah im a moron sitting on a couch and he’s the best coach in history “
Sean McDermott's decision to NOT squib the kickoff with 13 seconds left of the AFC Divisional game against the Chiefs is pretty egregious, in my opinion. Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory with that one.
Panthers under Matt Ruhle: 5-16 in one score games. Just finished 31st in 4th down conversion percentage. Have committed 217 penalties in two seasons. Constantly wasting timeouts over an inability to get the play called and the team lined up for the snap. 10-23 overall record. It's hard to believe that his name isn't mentioned prominently in this video.
Thank you for bringing up the Falcons. Watching them snap the ball in the second half with ten seconds left on the play clock showed what a poorly coached team they were.
Good call on Robert Saleh. I’ve thought about this video throughout this year because of you specifically emphasizing that Robert Saleh is a “good coach in waiting”.
Great video, FivePoints. Throwing this in to piggyback on fourth down: nine of the top 10 teams in third down conversion percentage made the playoffs (LA Chargers were the team that didn't make it) while all the teams in the bottom 10 didn't make the postseason.
I’m sensing a pattern between bad HC’s and bad team ownerships. I’m truly surprised Riverboat Ron Rivera took the Washington FT job. He’s a respectable coach working for arguably the worst owner in football
Hiring Rich Kotite is also a sign that your team has a bad front office and ownership. As hiring him was a desperate overreaction to Dan Mariano’s famous fake spike that sent the team’s previous season (coached by a young Pete Carroll) downhill.
I think Kotite's problem was the same as Wade Phillips. He was too nice of a guy and let his players get away with too much. If I were coaching, I would actually want Kotite on my staff as a scout.
As a Lions fan, I'm still not sure if we have a bad head coach haha. I mean we are the lions, so that automatically hurts, but I don't think Campbell is a bad coach. He had a mediocre team fighting for wins
Campbell is not a bad coach. He brought his shitty roster to be competitive in games the Lions should not have been competitive in. He didn’t even have Hockenson and Swift for the full year and still managed 3 wins and a tie, along with a bunch of close losses
Keeping McCarthy is like putting the Ring tape on rewind. With a star-studded roster and a delusional owner, this could be the first of many repeat viewings
As a Vikings fan I don’t blame zimmer alone for the underachieving Vikings year after year. It’s the whole organizations fault for being content with mediocrity.
As a Rams fan (yes we exist in scant numbers), McVay's overindulgence in time outs for pointless BS is probably one of my few major gripes with him, aside from his only recently broken reluctance to use the run game.
0:06 As a lifelong Bears fan, this is pretty much a fixed rule of the universe. I was barely alive for the tail end of Ditka and Lovie had what...2, *maybe* 3, good seasons before washing out at Illinois?
Funnily enough since you mentioned the falcons and time management I’d like to throw this out. Kyle Shanahan was the OC for the falcons when they refused to run the ball. He was also the head coach of the 49ers who also refused to run the ball when up on the chiefs. I think Shanahan has a issue running the ball 😂
we all know the going for it on 4th down was a trend started by Dougie Pederson and the 2017 eagles not staley and the 2020 chargers but i never expected a giants fan to give us our credit!!!
All about the Seahawks since I learned about pro football in about 1979. Mike Holmgren (technical) was about no penalties, but Pete Carroll (emotional) tolerates them as long as they're an artifact of energy/aggressiveness, which is why Michael Bennett had such a good career in Seattle despite his many offside infractions. Holmgren was good at clock, while Carroll gets caught watching a little too often. He seems to play it close to average on 4th down--no Riverboat Ron, no turtle. Based on how this excellent video is set up to focus on the best 5 or 10 and worst 5 or 10, I'd put Carroll in the "11-15th worst" or so range for 2021.
Jury is still out on Dan Campbell … i wouldn’t. Call it “bad coaching” for the timeout fact but “bad teams”. Even Lombardi wouldn’t make the Lions a playoff team this year. Let’s see how he does when he gets more players.
Trading Stafford, which in my opinion was a win for everyone involved, was the first step in a complete tear down and rebuild. Campbell might be the solution but he is not the problem. Look no further than the common denominator during the 0-for-Super Bowl era: the ownership.
The timeout wasting by the Packers is at least in part a Rodgers issue. It was an issue under McCarthy. It’s been an issue under LaFleur. Rodgers sometimes tries to do too much pre-snap. It’s one of the exceedingly few flaws he has.
I feel like Pete Carroll deserves to be on this list, especially since a healthy Russ has been paramount to even having a chance at success for this team the last 7 seasons...
@@ExperienceEric you haven’t watched many seahawks games. Seattle consistently ranks among the most cowardly punts year in and year out (short down and distance, beyond midfield)
Love scooter but as a cowboys fan I cany watch him anymore. He hasn't thought a negative thing about dak Prescott ever. Nice guy, but prescott deserves alot more blame than he gets in the media
Thank you for being the only TH-camr to not bring up Brandon Staley's "timeout" decision during the Raiders game. The Raiders would've ran a play and nailed the FG either way.
Can’t say that for sure. The Raiders could’ve still been content for no field goal attempt but the timeout forced them to have to take one or leave time on the clock for a Chargers Hail Mary. Staley should’ve just gotten the run d personnel he wanted on the field in the 40 seconds allotted and not have to take the timeout that took the Raiders option of being content with a tie off the table, everybody knew they were running right? It’s mismanagement any way you look at it.
McCarthy is a firing waiting to happen. Jones's main problem is he can't get a coach worth a shit to win. I don't care how talented you are. If you can't avoid the penalties, your hurting your team and shouldn't be playing.
Are you even a Bears fan if you don't have PTSD from a blown time-out immediately followed by a false start or illegal shift? The ole' Matt Nagy Special.
J.T. O'Sullivan over at Quarterback School did a recent video on time outs and 'clocking/spiking' the football. He explains pretty clearly why spiking the ball is almost always a bad choice and indicates poor coaching. You're giving up 25% of your plays just because you didn't have a play practiced that you run in those situations.
In the last 9 seasons for Kliff Kingsbury (dating back all the way to Texas Tech), in the second half of seasons he has been way under .500 and it seems like his playbook is being figured out once again pretty quickly. P.S: Hey buddy, just because your name’s Kliff doesn’t mean you can fall off one.
Kliff Kingsbury’s 9 year record by year in the 2nd half of seasons: 2013 Texas Tech: 1-5 the Final 6 Games of the season 2014 Texas Tech: 2-4 the Final 6 Games of the season 2015 Texas Tech: 2-4 the Final 6 Games of the season 2016 Texas Tech: 2-4 the Final 6 Games of the season 2017 Texas Tech: 2-4 the Final 6 Games of the season 2018 Texas Tech: 1-5 the Final 6 Games of the season 2019 Arizona Cardinals: 2-4 the Final 6 Games of the season 2020 Arizona Cardinals: 2-4 the Final 6 Games of the season 2021 Arizona Cardinals: 2-4 the Final 6 Games of the season
I absolutely love Mike Tomlin and I think he’s a great coach, but his clock management is sub par at best tho. It’s never been the sole reason for a loss but it’s definitely contributed to a few.
@Russ S what do you mean? The Hillbilly King of 7 Springs is raking in the cash without ever having to reinvest it back into the club. Why should matter if the team is any good if you can still make boatloads of money?? All while not giving 2 shits about the product on the field. I’m not a fan of Mr.Nutting if you couldn’t tell. Lol
Great video as always and I 100% agree on your comments about Saleh. Question - in your research for this video where did Red Zone efficiency rank? I know its not the most important factor but I do think it plays a bigger role in coaches success throughout their years.
I don't understand how the Colts lost to the Jags and didn't make the playoffs. I am a Colts fan and am a little biased for them, but how do you have 7 pro bowlers, the league's best running back (that's not just my bias, the stats show it too) a former possible MVP candidate quarterback, and still lose to a 2 win team who can't seem to figure out what their gonna do coaching wise that's so bad that their fans actually showed up in clown costumes? They just needed to win again that bad of a team to make the playoffs.
Although i don’t think rick basachia is the guy going forward, can we please appreciate the job he did with what he inherited. The raiders got destroyed by off field things, and this man got us a 10 win, playoff making, good season. plus the raiders had 5 wins decided in the final seconds. i’m mad proud of the whole team, but especially him for the situation he stepped into.
For real I wholeheartedly believe during the mother of all games, they were trying to convince each other that they were the reason the team made it to the dance. F**k them both.
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Ah the sweet sweet tears of Cowboys fans! Go Niners!!
if dan quin defense had done better than vikings and texans by atleast a fg better then cowboys wouldve been timing with a fg.
not subbing because of your built in commercials
Calling a timeout to ice the kicker
I have an idea for a video for you.. how about a video about each head coach’s coaching superpower - the one thing that they are unparalleled in…
I don't think that Dan Campbell is a bad coach. He was put into an incredibly terrible situation following after a bad coach and made quite a few boneheaded playcalls, but he also managed to get the Lions to rally and pull off wins against a couple of playoff teams... and also tied the Steelers. Given a couple more years of experience and some half-decent personnel moves, he could be a damn good coach and the team could maybe make the playoffs.
Dan Campbell took over play calling duties and Jared Goff lit up defenses. I'm a fan of this god forsaken team and know that he's our guy
I'm a little skeptical (it IS Detroit, after all), but I do agree that he could be successful
@@traviscummings9178 I get that but you watch enough lions football to get hope over a 3 win season.
"Good head coach" doesn't always mean "wins a lot of games," particularly in the first couple of seasons. Take a look at the state of the Jags and Lions-both were the worst teams by record in their respective conferences, both featured first-year head coaches. The Jags were in a complete state of disarray all season, largely because of Urban Meyer, who it can be argued was probably the worst head coach of the last decade easily. They had plenty of talent-veteran wideout Marvin Jones should have led a stout receiving corps with Lawrence at the helm and undrafted gem James Robinson to hand off to-but completely squandered it and won only by accident or by Matthew Wright's leg. The Lions were competitive in games where they shouldn't have been, lost in bizarre circumstances like game-winning field goals by the Ravens and Vikings, and seemed to be getting the most out of the lackluster talent available (in the offseason they traded away their two best receivers and downgraded at QB, and neither Hockenson nor Swift played the full season). Not only that, but Campbell seemed to have the respect and admiration of his players. Give him a couple years and the Lions will be at least 6-11 or 7-10 as long as they shore up some of the holes on their roster.
Not to mention the fact that the players love him. I feel like they’ll be a playoff team in 2 years if they keep him
Signs you are a bad coach:
1. Your first name is Mike
2. Your last name is McCarthy
Robin to your Batman
2. Your last name is Moore
1. Your first name is Kellen
🙃
So glad my Pack got rid of that turd!
@@l.u.rehuher3714 no kellen is a good coach McCarthy is bad not kellen
@@lamar6297
His days are numbered
After Sean Payton takes over he'll be out of a job
@ Dallas
Signs of a funny youtube comment:
1) You made coffee shoot out of my nose.
Ironically the biggest barrier to Rodgers winning more than one Super Bowl championship was that first (and as of 2021, only) championship in 2010. That win gave Mike McCarthy a lot of credibility he didn’t deserve, and extended his career in GB by at least 5-seasons in my opinion. If the Packers instead failed to win in 2010 (either as a result of missing the playoffs entirely, or of losing in them), after they were upset by the Giants in the 2007 NFC Title Game (Favre’s last as a Packer) and after they lost in 2009, then add in the 15-1 2011 Packers being upset by the 9-7 Giants again at Lambeau, it would mean that McCarthy would have no Super Bowl wins to offset being continuously upset in the playoffs. Considering how high-profile the 2011 failure was, that might have been it for McCarthy in GB and led to a new HC starting in 2012.
Instead, the bulk of Rodgers’s carer and most of his prime was spent under McCarthy, a man who is far better represented by blowing that 2014 NFC Championship Game to the Seahawks than by the 2010 championship.
And as a Giants fan, I hope the Cowboys keep him.
I hope you guys get Flores, either y'all or Denver.
@Clyde Baxter But both Tomlin and Carroll have brought their teams to multiple Super Bowls. McCarthy only has the one appearance, and (to date) so does Rodgers. And as great as Roethlisberger and Wilson are, Rodgers is undoubtedly better.
@Clyde Baxter Both coaches won AND went back to the dance, big difference.
As a Cowboys fan I won't argue with you there lol. Our real problem is we need an owner who will hire someone who knows what they're doing and then will let them do their job. Running off Johnson is still cursing the team. The one SB that Switzer won was with the team Johnson built (despite the win, the dominance was clearly in the past).
@@JedForge Hindsight is 20/20, but Payton was the guy that should've succeeded Parcells, not Garrett.
If your head coach is a product of Bill Belichick, then your NFL team has a bad head coach. Thanks for another great video, FivePoints Vids!
Unless it's because they played for him. Then they're really good. Like Mike Vrabel.
Mike Vrabel is ok at best
*cough cough* Brian Flores *cough cough*
except Vrabel and Flores, still the rest of the sample size is bad..
@@machoboys8884 3 playoff berths, 4 winning seasons, and his first year he had almost nothing to work with. My ass.
As a Jets fan, I gotta say I really really hope Saleh is the correct Coach. It seemed to me, that as the season progressed he got better. He's as much a rookie as Zach Wilson is. He was learning on the fly, and did a pretty good job.
If he can survive the glare of the NY media he should be able to build something special. He needs to give Wilson some surrounding talent but if that happens the Jets should be dangerous.
As a 49ers fan, I hope he succeededs with the jets. He's a good guy I was sad to see him go.
As a niner fan, Jets have become my second favorite team. I know the Jets will land amazing players in this years draft.
Between him and Wilson, there's a legitimately promising future for this team. They won't be Super Bowl contenders but if they get some more pieces and keep playing with the heart they showed for the latter half of the season there's real potential for this team to become something this franchise hasn't seen since Sanchez: a real goddamn football team
IMO, if Saleh can't turn this team around, no one can. That would indicate the ownership is too terrible for the Jets to ever be a real NFL franchise.
The fact that McCarthy only made 1 Super Bowl with Rodgers in 11 years says a lot abt him
Or maybe it says more about Rodgers being a choke artist when it matters
@@mikexxxmilly more often then not it was the atrocious defense sucking ass that cost them their chances not rodgers
@@mikexxxmilly Or you jus never saw McCarthy’s stupid play calls and are a casual who wants to blame the QB on everything
@@mikexxxmilly anybody who isn't a complete casual knows thats not the case
@@LessGo7921 kicking field goals at least twice that game on the 1/2 yard line…just embarassing. People also forget Rodgers was injured and had his mobility compromised that game.
Signs of a BAD NFL Head Coach
1. Has only ever coached college football
2. Has been hired by the NY Giants in the last 5 years
3. Is named Adam Gase
Before he coached Dallas (to two Super Bowl wins, and a third with the team he built), Jimmy Johnson was a COLLEGE Head Coach at Oklahoma St. and Miami.
So he was bad?
@@d0nKsTaH What about Pete Carrol in Seattle?
@@colinmccann221 he coached for a little over a decade in the nfl before going to USC
@@d0nKsTaH Yes. Giving Dallas two (essentially three) super bowls cements them as Americas Team and we have to hear "next year's our year" every year. Horrible for the sport.
On a more serious note....overlooked Jimmy Johnson, was taking more recent ones like Urban Meyer into account lol
@@jorgekhan4522 I’m pretty sure every team says “next year, is our year”, but okay
I think the respect players have for the coach is important as well. If the players respect the coach, they will be more likely to go all out for him, they buy in to what the coach is trying to do, and it buys the coach leeway if things aren't running smoothly.
If the players don't respect the coach, they tune him out, are less likely to go all out for him, and the coach has no wiggle room if they aren't winning.
Just look at the Eagles. It wasn't working at the beginning of the season & I'm sure some players were unsure. Sirianni made adjustments & the players bought in to what he was selling. They weren't expected to sniff the playoffs & made it.
**cough cough** Adam Gase **cough cough**
Dan Campbell is an example of a coach that despite doing poorly this season, his players played hard every single game.
Just look at Urban Meyer. The whole squad hated him because he bullied his players, deflected blame on anyone but himself, and had women who weren't his wife grinding on him at some bar after his team lost.
@@drinfernodds don’t forget he didn’t travel home with the team. That’s huge. According McAfee and Hawk they had never heard of a coach who didn’t travel home with the team after a game, even on bye weeks.
QB sneak. 3rd and 9. On your own 4 yard line. Tell me what coach with any competence ever considers that.
My favorite was online Giants fans trying to explain why it was actually a good play lol
@@Aaron-kj8dv oh my god people actually tried to defend that?
@@nate_storm A Joe Judge burner. Had to be lol.
Five points wanted to make this all about Joe Judge but had to take a deep breath and add other coaches
Basically
Ain’t no way Dan Campbell a bottom tier coach. He made the Lions compete in several games they were already destined to lose. He’s a passionate man that everyone would love to play for. Put anybody into that Lions situation and I promise you they won’t be great anyways. They should have at least 3 more wins to their name, and Dan has already shown promise several times.
The Lions have had to play against the other team, the refs, and their own Coach. I agree Coach Campbell has already changed the attitude, spirit, and play calling of the Lions. Only having to play the other team and the refs, I have high hopes for the Lions next season.
Kinda reminds me of our Zac Taylor. Get you a good leading QB and a few more playmakers on both sides of the ball and you can really be Bengals 2.0 next year
I don't care if Staley ends up being a great coach or not, I'm just happy teams are going for 4th down more often. Makes the game better to watch. ESPECIALLY when they tout some weird formation and fail miserably. hahaha!
The problem with the Cowboys is Jerry Jones. Let's not forget Tom Landry had a .605 winning percentage in 28 years with the Cowboys and a .556 playoff winning percentage. Jimmy Johnson had a .550 winning percentage with the Cowboys in 5 years with a .875 playoff winning percentage. Barry Switzer had a .625 winning percentage in 4 years with the Cowboys and a .714 playoff winning percentage. Jerry Jones fired all three of these legendary Coaches within a ten year span and since then (1997) the Cowboys have posted an average .516 winning percentage and a 3.67 playoff winning percentage. They rarely make the playoffs and when they do they are mediocre at best. Jerry Jones has created a bad culture by not letting strong coaches coach, firing them, and hiring coaches who will be yes men. He only fires his yes man coaches so he can have a scapegoat when fans get loud and then he hires another yes man to replace the last one. The Cowboys stink. I grew up a fan but watching this has made me very apathetic to the Cowboys. They wasted the end of Troy's career. They wasted Romo's career. Now they are wasting Dak. It's sad to see, but that's the truth.
The cowboys are slowly turning it around as jerry leaves the picture so this has never been more obvious. He lost draft responsibility and the cowboys drafted Tyron smith, Zach Martin, Ceedee, Dak, Gallup, diggs, and parsons instead of busts like Johnny manziel (who merry reportedly loved). So hoping this trend Carrie’s from drafting into full management as well and we finally get a decent HC
Half of what you said is total crap. Landry was done, he refused to adapt and was not taking the team anywhere. Many of the players had no discipline and we're just there for a pay check. Jimmy was not fired in any capacity. He left on his own accord because Jerry was a prick. Switzer was a garbage head coach and only won because he had Jimmy's team and Troy Aikman to keep everyone in check. Troy was basically the head coach during Barry's tenure. Jerry Jones is still a huge problem and needs to promote Will McClay as the GM.
And yet Stephen Jones seems to be pretty decent at football ops. Guess it skips generations
@@MaddDogg316 Even legends descend into self-parody. I remember watching the Cowboys at eight years old knowing the screen pass was coming. Landry loved that play to a fault.
@@MaddDogg316 Jimmy Johnson admitted letting his ego take over, rather than working things out with Jerry Jones. You're right about Barry Switzer. Like John Gruden in 2003 for Tampa Bay, he inherited a similar squad that captured Super Bowl XXX.
Another sign.... inability to realize an assistant coach is incompetent and fire them. McCarthy refused to get rid of Capers for 4 years when it was apparent in he could not coach the defense. He also kept the ST coach shawn slocum for years when ST was a obvious disaster even before the 2014 disaster onside kick in thr NFC championship game..... then he compounds the issue by hiring the assistant of the guy he just fired (Ron zook).... so nothing changed because if the prior assistant had different thoughts/philosophy than the guy just fired he would not have been the assistant in the first place
I approve of this message. Capers was crap.
@@dufusmoosedog Capers was good the SB season and before but then the first game post SB and after it was the 10 yards off the ball defense. It did not matter if it was 1st and 10 or 3rd and 1..... it was non-aggressive defense all the time. It finally showed in the KC game (for which they were horrible that year) where KC just ran 10 yard curl routes the entire game.
McCarthy cannot fire anyone. Jerry Jones staffs the Cowboys sideline.
"This ain't a clown show" - Joe Judge (NY Giants Head Coach)
*Giants run a QB sneak on 3 & 9 from their own 4* 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That's Rich Kotite levels of stupidity
Kyle Shanahan can write up a great play, put his clock management STILL scares the crap out of me, especially with a lead at the end of a game.
Once a Falcon, always a Falcon
I'm an LSU guy and I've seen a couple Shanahan decisions (indecisions?) that makes Les Miles look like a 2 minute drill expert.
Yeah, Shanahan still needs to work on that. But other than that, you are in a great place. I really like his play calling
Shanahan didn’t leave any seconds left for Rodgers this time
He's a great teacher and offensive mind, but an awful leader and head coach
As an Eagles fan I’m super sad to see Joe Judge go, that guy is straight comedy. I wish the NYG nothing but the worst during this coaching/GM search.
I'm not a cruel as you. Dallas need Judge.
funniest comment ive seen in a long time
I love watching the giants and cowboys fans suffer
Same to your team pal!
@@Vsmug eagles aren't in too great of a spot either bro.
Can we throwback to Vrabel trolling Belichick with the same clock running loophole that Belichick has used on other teams?
Epic! Vrabel is showing promise that he might end up in the top tier of coaches. The Titans might not be flashy, but they are consistently winning.
@@johnchedsey1306 all the injuries they went through this year. All the protocol stuff too and they made it out as the number 1 seed in the AFC. Great coaching and lots of depth is how that happens.
Pupil has surpassed the master.
@@nasis18 Uh, not yet.
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Dan Campbell in week 18 was a completely different coach than Dan Campbell in week one. (Happy hiring anniversary, Dan!) He took charge and bit many kneecaps in the last month of the season. Looking forward to next year.
He needs more talent on the field for sure
Before watching any part of this video, the first thing that comes to my mind on this topic is that the guy (coach) always has a pencil behind his ear, but only carries around laminated documents.
He was playing sudoku
You see that's why Sirianni is a great coach because he has a marker behind his ear, not a pencil
Green Bay's use of timeouts is a pet peeve of mine, particularly when used to avoid a delay of game penalty. I will submit that there is a time and place to use a timeout and avoid the loss of yards that would seriously impact the chance of winning the game. For example down in a one score game and facing the difference between 4th and 1 and 4th and 6.
However in the game against Detroit in the last week of the regular season Rodgers took a timeout with 11 minutes remaining in the first quarter because the play clock was running out. The Packers were already in field goal range and the 5 yard loss wouldn't have pushed them out of range. Way too early to be using timeouts.
I agree. As a packers fan this annoys me. I don't know why we always line up with like 10 seconds on the play clock.
I see this used more in the 1st half then the second (like your example). I don’t mind it as much then. He’s trying to get a free play and then it doesn’t pan out but still wants an attempt for 6 vs 3.
@@cauliflowerconnoisseur2710 they break the huddle late both for subbing and to disguise formations to not allow much time for defense to react pre-snap. Snapping ball at last minute also gives away defense / blitzes.
If the Packers' clock management "annoys" you, or is a "pet peeve," why not try coming to Pittsburgh for a few games? Mike Tomlin and clock management have, at best, a nodding acquaintance with each other.
I think it's Rodgers' way of playing the game. He was doing the same thing under McCarthy.
Don’t forget the imposters-coaches that inherit a good situation (Barry Switzer, Ben McAdoo, Jon Gruden) or coast off of good players (McCarthy, Zac Taylor).
Packers had a better coach, they wouldve won more superbowls. McCarthy screwed the pack
Let's slow down on Zac Taylor
@@batsonstevens4009 His playbook is literally “Burrow Throws to Chase.” Without those players, he gets 4-5 wins. That locker room was TOXIC before they came along, and Mike Brown didn’t even fire Lou Anarumo. Taylor’s only here because Brown’s cheap. He’s Dave Shula 2.0.
Man Packers fans never fail to amaze me how they hate Mike McCarthy yet forget he fixed Aaron Rodgers throwing mechanics and yes Aaron admitted that on Pat’s show before and let alone were always in playoff contention and maybe, maybe just that Aaron might falls under “Regular season cowboy”
Considering that the Bucs gave the game away with three picks.
Tomlin should be on that list
"He declined the penalty to face 4th and 2, rather than 3rd and 10." - ok that makes sense, you probably have a better chance of a 2 yard run than a 10 yard pass
"He then punted the ball." - wat
I think Staley is going to improve from this year. He made mistakes (not always the ones people like to point to) but I think with an off-season to review his performance and tailor the roster to fit his style of defense more, the Chargers will continue to improve next year.
I agree, he's a rookie head coach, it's part of the experience to make mistakes, not like he's a veteran coach being asked to rejuvenate a franchise in shambles
As long as Staley always goes for it on fourth down, STALEY WILL NEVER BE A GOOD HEAD COACH
@@vicepresidentmikepence889 the math says you’re wrong
@@vicepresidentmikepence889 just like the guy in your profile, living in the past
As a Chargers fan, I agree with you
The last time the Cowboys had a good head coach Jerry Jones fired him after back to back Super Bowls. Nomatter who the Cowboys head coach is, the real coach is always Jerry Jones and that’s why we won’t win a Super Bowl despite having a superstar roster. Fire McCarthy btw
I second this.
This comment still holds merit. You must be clairvoyant 😂😂
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I watch the ads and pause the video for 30 seconds, so it boosts his video and pays him more. Love this channel too much. I simp hard for this man😍😍😍😩😩
@@snafuperman good for you
I've been on the "don't punt just cause it's 4th down" train since madden 97. Same goes for kicking field goals instead of going for the touchdown.
Ah yes the lane train. Lane kiffin goes for it almost every fourth down lmao
You know what's more valuable than field position? Possession. I like going for it in 4th down cause of that.
Punt almost every time, field position is everything
Possessions decide games. Belichick taught me that.
@@yzfool6639 No they don't. It doesn't matter how much you have the ball if you don't score more points.
there are 3 classic signs in my book
1. thinking that drafting some quarterback is the only thing they need
2. running the ball when they shouldn't and passing the ball when they shouldn't
3. punting on 4th and short mid field while having a losing season
Drafting a franchise QB is a necessary condition for winning in the NFL. You don't need both a defense and a running game if you have one, and you can convert almost every 4th and short with a franchise QB. They are in fact the only thing you need. The rest is optional. Hell, you didn't actually need to complete a pass to march down the field in the NFL. You just need to get the ball out of your hands, not get intercepted, and let the refs do the rest. Especially when playing at home.
@@yzfool6639 Ask Nick Dynamite if that's all you need to win. When every team chases after a specimen where only half a dozen or so exist at any given time, you are consigning 26 teams to failure. Well, maybe the reason why so many people think that this is all you need is because too many coaches are copycats rather than great football minds who find ways to make the most of their talent. If Trent Dilfer has more Super Bowl wins than Dan Marino, this completely disproves the argument.
@@wvu05 Dilfer wasn't as bad as you think. He was pucked at no. 6. Ravens had one of the greatest D's in NFL history whe Trent was their QB. But he did what he was asked to do.
@@sikecar534 I'm not saying that he had no talent, but Marino was way better, so my point was that you need much more than an elite QB, and since only so many exist, maybe the teams that don't have one should try a different way to win.
I love how Arthur Smith is kinda all over the place on this, kinda how the falcons were in 2021
I really like that guy at the end.
"I'm sorry, mom."
Hilarious!
Signs of a bad coach “We’ve had a week of good practice” Then proceed to stink up the joint…..Vance Joseph.
Hearing the words "Bengals" and "Disciplined" in the same sentence still doesn't sound right. I've rooted for this team all two decades of my life and I still can't fathom it.
One score games is a tricky one because there is so much variance.
1. Your name is Mike McCarthy.
2. Jerry Jones hires you.
No one involved with the Atlanta super bowl fiasco should be coaching above the collegiate D3 level
"Bad" NFL Coaches dont matter. It's all about who they know when they get hired, it's a buddy system wherever they go.
Except they matter for how far your football team will go
As a Pats fan I love 2nd guessing Belichicks time management like I know more than him. Ill be like “what is he doing, why isn’t he calling a timeout !? “ then the play goes the Pats way and im like “oh yeah im a moron sitting on a couch and he’s the best coach in history “
How ya gonna blame another coach for what Gruden did? The interim coach had nothing to do with the flags before he took over.
Plus with all the outside stuff that happened to the team i can't fault the guy for focusing on just getting to the game
Sean McDermott's decision to NOT squib the kickoff with 13 seconds left of the AFC Divisional game against the Chiefs is pretty egregious, in my opinion. Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory with that one.
Panthers under Matt Ruhle: 5-16 in one score games. Just finished 31st in 4th down conversion percentage. Have committed 217 penalties in two seasons. Constantly wasting timeouts over an inability to get the play called and the team lined up for the snap. 10-23 overall record. It's hard to believe that his name isn't mentioned prominently in this video.
Thank you for bringing up the Falcons. Watching them snap the ball in the second half with ten seconds left on the play clock showed what a poorly coached team they were.
“Does your team have a bad head coach?…. Why don’t you ask a Cowboys fan…”
Oh that was the proverbial cherry on top…
Good call on Robert Saleh. I’ve thought about this video throughout this year because of you specifically emphasizing that Robert Saleh is a “good coach in waiting”.
Great video, FivePoints. Throwing this in to piggyback on fourth down: nine of the top 10 teams in third down conversion percentage made the playoffs (LA Chargers were the team that didn't make it) while all the teams in the bottom 10 didn't make the postseason.
I’m sensing a pattern between bad HC’s and bad team ownerships.
I’m truly surprised Riverboat Ron Rivera took the Washington FT job. He’s a respectable coach working for arguably the worst owner in football
As people point out, there are only 32 of those positions in the world...
Is Rich Kotite your head coach? If so, your team has a bad head coach.
Hiring Rich Kotite is also a sign that your team has a bad front office and ownership. As hiring him was a desperate overreaction to Dan Mariano’s famous fake spike that sent the team’s previous season (coached by a young Pete Carroll) downhill.
I think Kotite's problem was the same as Wade Phillips. He was too nice of a guy and let his players get away with too much. If I were coaching, I would actually want Kotite on my staff as a scout.
Mike Tomlin fits this criteria but nobody allowed to say that
“Judge decided to punt down 7-6 facing 4th and 4 at Atlanta’s 39 yard line”
You can practically hear Jon Bois screaming bloody murder
As a Lions fan, I'm still not sure if we have a bad head coach haha. I mean we are the lions, so that automatically hurts, but I don't think Campbell is a bad coach. He had a mediocre team fighting for wins
Campbell is not a bad coach. He brought his shitty roster to be competitive in games the Lions should not have been competitive in. He didn’t even have Hockenson and Swift for the full year and still managed 3 wins and a tie, along with a bunch of close losses
Keeping McCarthy is like putting the Ring tape on rewind. With a star-studded roster and a delusional owner, this could be the first of many repeat viewings
This video was made right after the Kliff Kingsbury who got shlacked by the Rams. Even Mike McCarthy would put more of a fight against the Rams.
McCarthy has always been the best defensive coordinator against his own QB
As a Vikings fan I don’t blame zimmer alone for the underachieving Vikings year after year. It’s the whole organizations fault for being content with mediocrity.
You can not talk about 4th down without mentioning the PHILLY SPECIAL
Dan Campbell isn't perfect, but lions fans finally have a head coach players respect
As a Rams fan (yes we exist in scant numbers), McVay's overindulgence in time outs for pointless BS is probably one of my few major gripes with him, aside from his only recently broken reluctance to use the run game.
The only reason why I’m rooting for you guys is because Mathew stafford and Odell Beckham jr Im sorry to say this
FUCK YOU FOR 2018
@@bodhithespoodergen Hey man, I agree that it was a totally blown PI call, but blame the officials for that
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As a lifelong Bears fan, this is pretty much a fixed rule of the universe. I was barely alive for the tail end of Ditka and Lovie had what...2, *maybe* 3, good seasons before washing out at Illinois?
So Matt Rhule is just good enough to have missed the bottom 5 of each stat listed. I guess that’s enough to keep a job in the NFL nowadays
I dont see how people think matt thule is a good coach the mainstream media doesnt know jack shit💀💀
When 5 points drops a video RIGHT as you take lunch
*meme of satisfaction*
This was awesome. Thank you.
Brandon Staley taught us we don't have to kick on 4th down? GIVE MOTOR CITY DAN CAMPBELL HIS RESPECT
Funnily enough since you mentioned the falcons and time management I’d like to throw this out. Kyle Shanahan was the OC for the falcons when they refused to run the ball. He was also the head coach of the 49ers who also refused to run the ball when up on the chiefs. I think Shanahan has a issue running the ball 😂
perna laughing at him was perfect
we all know the going for it on 4th down was a trend started by Dougie Pederson and the 2017 eagles not staley and the 2020 chargers but i never expected a giants fan to give us our credit!!!
Nobody mentioned John Harbaugh and the Ravens collapse all because he tried to go for 2 point conversions at the end of the game to try and win it.
All about the Seahawks since I learned about pro football in about 1979. Mike Holmgren (technical) was about no penalties, but Pete Carroll (emotional) tolerates them as long as they're an artifact of energy/aggressiveness, which is why Michael Bennett had such a good career in Seattle despite his many offside infractions. Holmgren was good at clock, while Carroll gets caught watching a little too often. He seems to play it close to average on 4th down--no Riverboat Ron, no turtle. Based on how this excellent video is set up to focus on the best 5 or 10 and worst 5 or 10, I'd put Carroll in the "11-15th worst" or so range for 2021.
Jury is still out on Dan Campbell … i wouldn’t. Call it “bad coaching” for the timeout fact but “bad teams”. Even Lombardi wouldn’t make the Lions a playoff team this year. Let’s see how he does when he gets more players.
Trading Stafford, which in my opinion was a win for everyone involved, was the first step in a complete tear down and rebuild. Campbell might be the solution but he is not the problem. Look no further than the common denominator during the 0-for-Super Bowl era: the ownership.
@@gregoryfilar1783 well said brother.
I'm starting to wonder if Lafleur is actually a good coach or if A-rod is carrying him like he did McCarthy?
The timeout wasting by the Packers is at least in part a Rodgers issue. It was an issue under McCarthy. It’s been an issue under LaFleur. Rodgers sometimes tries to do too much pre-snap. It’s one of the exceedingly few flaws he has.
I feel like Pete Carroll deserves to be on this list, especially since a healthy Russ has been paramount to even having a chance at success for this team the last 7 seasons...
This comment shows just how stupid the comment section gets. Carrol has won a National title and a SB.
@@ExperienceEric you haven’t watched many seahawks games. Seattle consistently ranks among the most cowardly punts year in and year out (short down and distance, beyond midfield)
Nice job fitting that "Make Texas a Country Again" hat in your video.
Someone needs to tell that poor guy it's actually spelled Tejas 😂🤣😂🤣😂
Zac Taylor looking pretty solid right now. I always thought Marvin Lewis was a good coach just had issues being too friendly with the players.
He also didn't have Burrow and Chase
@@Aaron-kj8dv LMAO! He had a shit ton of a talent! He gets NO excuses.
@@Aaron-kj8dv your right, he only had Carson Palmer and Chad Johnson
lewis was good for yall for a while... just hung onto him well after his expiration date
This video just happened to pop up a day after the Cowboys last play of the postseason
Love scooter but as a cowboys fan I cany watch him anymore. He hasn't thought a negative thing about dak Prescott ever. Nice guy, but prescott deserves alot more blame than he gets in the media
Hahaha....Scooter at the end 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for being the only TH-camr to not bring up Brandon Staley's "timeout" decision during the Raiders game. The Raiders would've ran a play and nailed the FG either way.
Can’t say that for sure. The Raiders could’ve still been content for no field goal attempt but the timeout forced them to have to take one or leave time on the clock for a Chargers Hail Mary. Staley should’ve just gotten the run d personnel he wanted on the field in the 40 seconds allotted and not have to take the timeout that took the Raiders option of being content with a tie off the table, everybody knew they were running right? It’s mismanagement any way you look at it.
@@MrRyan-wu4jx Nope. You're 100% wrong.
@@idiotshittiot why? I’m all ears.
@@MrRyan-wu4jx Because you're just wrong and you don't know hard nosed, smash mouth football. White boy.
@@idiotshittiot so you have absolutely nothing to argue my point with. And somehow resorted to racism? You’re falling apart here.
Maaaaaaaaaaaaaan, why you gotta do Scooter dirty like that bruh!? XD
if your coach was on the offensive coaching staff for the 2013 washington foootball team, you probably have a good head coach
McCarthy is a firing waiting to happen. Jones's main problem is he can't get a coach worth a shit to win. I don't care how talented you are. If you can't avoid the penalties, your hurting your team and shouldn't be playing.
Well hey, as a Jets fan I’m feeling pretty good. I liked Saleh, but it’s nice to see some stats that back that up
Sign #1-Your teams coach accepted the job to coach the Arizona Cardinals.
Ahh the Scooter sneak rant is always funny
“You will never see Bellichick f*** up time because of some poor decision he made”
Michigan’s Fab Five would like a word
oh and rhule chose to punt from the 33
I was a little confused not to see Pete Carroll on the poor clock management part of this video. Some games he is brilliant, others baffling.
Are you even a Bears fan if you don't have PTSD from a blown time-out immediately followed by a false start or illegal shift? The ole' Matt Nagy Special.
J.T. O'Sullivan over at Quarterback School did a recent video on time outs and 'clocking/spiking' the football. He explains pretty clearly why spiking the ball is almost always a bad choice and indicates poor coaching. You're giving up 25% of your plays just because you didn't have a play practiced that you run in those situations.
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So good to see things pointing in the right direction for saleh
"this aint some clown show organization" *is the ring leader*
In the last 9 seasons for Kliff Kingsbury (dating back all the way to Texas Tech), in the second half of seasons he has been way under .500 and it seems like his playbook is being figured out once again pretty quickly.
P.S: Hey buddy, just because your name’s Kliff doesn’t mean you can fall off one.
Kliff Kingsbury’s 9 year record by year in the 2nd half of seasons:
2013 Texas Tech:
1-5 the Final 6 Games of the season
2014 Texas Tech:
2-4 the Final 6 Games of the season
2015 Texas Tech:
2-4 the Final 6 Games of the season
2016 Texas Tech:
2-4 the Final 6 Games of the season
2017 Texas Tech:
2-4 the Final 6 Games of the season
2018 Texas Tech:
1-5 the Final 6 Games of the season
2019 Arizona Cardinals:
2-4 the Final 6 Games of the season
2020 Arizona Cardinals:
2-4 the Final 6 Games of the season
2021 Arizona Cardinals:
2-4 the Final 6 Games of the season
Cowboys horrible head coach is by design, he’s Jerry’s Vichy governor.
I absolutely love Mike Tomlin and I think he’s a great coach, but his clock management is sub par at best tho. It’s never been the sole reason for a loss but it’s definitely contributed to a few.
Mike Tomlin has about as much aptitude for clock management as Bob Nutting does for running a baseball team.
@Russ S what do you mean? The Hillbilly King of 7 Springs is raking in the cash without ever having to reinvest it back into the club. Why should matter if the team is any good if you can still make boatloads of money?? All while not giving 2 shits about the product on the field. I’m not a fan of Mr.Nutting if you couldn’t tell. Lol
Great video as always and I 100% agree on your comments about Saleh.
Question - in your research for this video where did Red Zone efficiency rank? I know its not the most important factor but I do think it plays a bigger role in coaches success throughout their years.
I don't understand how the Colts lost to the Jags and didn't make the playoffs. I am a Colts fan and am a little biased for them, but how do you have 7 pro bowlers, the league's best running back (that's not just my bias, the stats show it too) a former possible MVP candidate quarterback, and still lose to a 2 win team who can't seem to figure out what their gonna do coaching wise that's so bad that their fans actually showed up in clown costumes? They just needed to win again that bad of a team to make the playoffs.
I'm not a Colt fan, but I was as confused as you.
Derrick Henry's on the Titans.
Although i don’t think rick basachia is the guy going forward, can we please appreciate the job he did with what he inherited. The raiders got destroyed by off field things, and this man got us a 10 win, playoff making, good season. plus the raiders had 5 wins decided in the final seconds. i’m mad proud of the whole team, but especially him for the situation he stepped into.
As a Jets fans its good to see there might be some hope with Saleh
Signs you're a bad NFL coach: your name is Urban Meyer
hahahaha The Falcons comment at the 5 min mark is golden! F#@$@# Idiots! LOL
For real I wholeheartedly believe during the mother of all games, they were trying to convince each other that they were the reason the team made it to the dance. F**k them both.