Thread: Coaching Options for 2019

Originally Posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor

Originally Posted by Shazam!

He was trying to mask that the OLine was horrible and Manning could not endure the beatings he was taking since 2014 after the SB vs Seattle the Line was exposed. A lot of it was smoke and mirrors. When they got Polumbus midseason his contribution cannot be forgotten. They turned a corner because of him, and went from putrid/below mediocre to at least a serviceable, average OLine. I believe this.

Manning couldn’t throw a football 30 yards the last half of 2015

Was never the same after 2014. He took a lot of big hits.

Originally Posted by slim

Yeah, I hate winning super bowls

Winning the Superbowl was great sure, and kubes is a great HC compared to VJ, but his offensive scheme is done. The game has changed, he was unable to evolve his scheme. Keep him in the FO, and keep Dennison away from the franchise.

Originally Posted by Valar Morghulis

Winning the Superbowl was great sure, and kubes is a great HC compared to VJ, but his offensive scheme is done. The game has changed, he was unable to evolve his scheme. Keep him in the FO, and keep Dennison away from the franchise.

dennison is a bum. . . kyle shenanigans is doing just fine with that same scheme, though. . .

Insane Harbaugh over anyone, but it would never happen.

Originally Posted by iLands

Insane Harbaugh over anyone, but it would never happen.

I wonder how well Harbaugh's approach would fare with all the player safety game changes.

Originally Posted by dogfish

dennison is a bum. . . kyle shenanigans is doing just fine with that same scheme, though. . .

Kyle completely revamped his offense for RG3 and manzel and had success. When the players don't fit his scheme he can innovate. Kubes lacks that versatility and calls every game like it's 98.

It doesn't need reinvented, but it does need to evolve. A la kyle

Originally Posted by Hawgdriver

I wonder how well Harbaugh's approach would fare with all the player safety game changes.

He's in the NCAA I am sure he had already had to change

Originally Posted by Valar Morghulis

Kyle completely revamped his offense for RG3 and manzel and had success. When the players don't fit his scheme he can innovate. Kubes lacks that versatility and calls every game like it's 98.

It doesn't need reinvented, but it does need to evolve. A la kyle

Yeah, Kubiak is mad stubborn with an ego. Wanted to bend Peyton Manning to his will even though the dude had a proven system for 10+ wins a year.

These younger coaches, they'll eat their own caca if it means they can get some wins.

Curious if Kyle and the LA Rams coach are studs this year. I think they will be.

Originally Posted by Hawgdriver

Yeah, Kubiak is mad stubborn with an ego. Wanted to bend Peyton Manning to his will even though the dude had a proven system for 10+ wins a year.

These younger coaches, they'll eat their own caca if it means they can get some wins.

Curious if Kyle and the LA Rams coach are studs this year. I think they will be.

I don't get where the idea that Kubs is a bad offensive coach comes from.

To be fair, Manning was already showing signs of decline towards the end of 2014. Manning was physically done during the 2015 season, and had Kubiak overly relied on "the Manning offense," the Broncos would not have won Super Bowl 50. Brock Osweiller, Paxton Lynch, and Trevor Siemian have never looked better than they did under Kubiak. The drop off from 2016 to 2017 offensively was astronomical, and the 2016 offense was already pretty lackluster.

Kubiak worked wonders with the Ravens in 2014. He won a playoff game with TJ Yates. If the guy wanted to go back to coaching, any team would be lucky to have him on their coaching staff. That said, his health comes first, so head coaching is absolutely out of the question except on an interim basis.

Originally Posted by UnderArmour

I don't get where the idea that Kubs is a bad offensive coach comes from.

To be fair, Manning was already showing signs of decline towards the end of 2014. Manning was physically done during the 2015 season, and had Kubiak overly relied on "the Manning offense," the Broncos would not have won Super Bowl 50. Brock Osweiller, Paxton Lynch, and Trevor Siemian have never looked better than they did under Kubiak. The drop off from 2016 to 2017 offensively was astronomical, and the 2016 offense was already pretty lackluster.

Kubiak worked wonders with the Ravens in 2014. He won a playoff game with TJ Yates. If the guy wanted to go back to coaching, any team would be lucky to have him on their coaching staff. That said, his health comes first, so head coaching is absolutely out of the question except on an interim basis.

I think he's a great offensive coach! Just stubborn, maybe too much so. If he adopted an RPO with Lynch I think he'd still be HC. But I'm just a dude and he's a SB winner.

Originally Posted by Hawgdriver

I think he's a great offensive coach! Just stubborn, maybe too much so. If he adopted an RPO with Lynch I think he'd still be HC. But I'm just a dude and he's a SB winner.

you are so much more than just a dude!

Originally Posted by Valar Morghulis

you are so much more than just a dude!

No. He's just a dude.

Originally Posted by BroncoJoe

No. He's just a dude.

Your not even that

I want someone with Broncos roots. Again.

Originally Posted by Valar Morghulis

Your not even that

That hurts.

*You're