Thread: Fire Vic Fangio

Originally Posted by Nomad

I found this for you, King.

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He literally looks confused even there. "What team do I coach for? Where am I? What's press coverage?"

Originally Posted by Jaded

I’m starting to feel like North when watching Myhomie, a dirty Judas.

Mahomes makes me feel funny.

Btw, while we’re pining for Wade and trading the best defensive player in franchise history consider the fact that Aaron Donald also has zero sacks thru 2 1/4 games.

Originally Posted by Jaded

Btw, while we’re pining for Wade and trading the best defensive player in franchise history consider the fact that Aaron Donald also has zero sacks thru 2 1/4 games.

Yea, but they are 2-0 so that alleviates that issue. Also, im sure someone else on the team has a sack at least.

Originally Posted by Northman

Yea, but they are 2-0 so that alleviates that issue. Also, im sure someone else on the team has a sack at least.

Well yeah, when you put it like that it sounds bad.

Originally Posted by Jaded

Well yeah, when you put it like that it sounds bad.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...acing-flailing

You all owe Fangina an apology.

QB Joe Flacco's criticism that things are a little too close to the vest at times was mostly spot on. Nobody is saying chucking it deep all the time, but they need to be more efficient in how they use their personnel on offense (23 of the 29 sacks given up this season have come when they're in a three-wide look) and take advantage of matchups where they clearly hold an edge.

They owe Joe an apology as well.

*waiting for the meltdown to commence*

Originally Posted by Northman

They owe Joe an apology as well.

*waiting for the meltdown to commence*

Hold my beer.

Originally Posted by Northman

They owe Joe an apology as well.

*waiting for the meltdown to commence*

No, not happening dude is a bum regardless of scheme. He had plenty of time to make plays Throughout the game and he wasn't consistent with it and would crumble or disappear for vast stretches....Especially in the RZ and on 3rd down....Where a vet in in his prime should make his money at a min....

Originally Posted by Jaded

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...acing-flailing

You all owe Fangina an apology.

I do not That is not required of me....

Fire Fangio.

Fire John Elway.

I am very pleased that our young players on the defensive side are being developed. This is the sign of good coaching.

Sunday gave me hope that Scangerello is the right guy as OC as well, and we have a good O-line coach who can develop talent there as well.

If Lock can show promise, we have likely already rebounded from the depths and are on our way up.

Originally Posted by NightTrainLayne

I am very pleased that our young players on the defensive side are being developed. This is the sign of good coaching.

Sunday gave me hope that Scangerello is the right guy as OC as well, and we have a good O-line coach who can develop talent there as well.

If Lock can show promise, we have likely already rebounded from the depths and are on our way up.

There aren't too many signs of good coaching IMO. Defense is where the talent is on this team. Most of our top producing players are veterans.

Scangs has had one good showing, if that. Have no hope and don't get hurt my brother. Our offensive line coach hasn't had much to work with this year, so I can't shit on him.

If Lock shows promise there's a sign for being optimistic.

Originally Posted by King87

There aren't too many signs of good coaching IMO. Defense is where the talent is on this team. Most of our top producing players are veterans.
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Alexander Johnson, Devontae Harris, Malik Reed. All youthful players who are stepping in and producing.

Then there's some "veteran" guys who have never previously done much, now producing, like Mike Purcell.

Fangio's staff is developing talent.