Thread: Fire Vic Fangio

Malik Reed is invisible.

Originally Posted by NightTrainLayne

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.

Reed? I don't buy that. Alexander Johnson was supposed to be a top shelf talent before he got hosed by what looks like a BS accusation. Is that really great coaching? The same staff didn't even have him as a starter originally. Harris? Sure. I'll give you that.

We are either rolling with Lock long term or trying to draft another guy, right? That's the assumption. Roll with it. Do you want to pair either one with (1) a defensive head coach when we're going to ask the youngster to play big boy QB and (2) pair him with Scangs, who has had one good game calling plays and (3) pair him with the HC who hired Scangs?

All I see is darkness. )=

Originally Posted by Jaded

Malik Reed is invisible.

Originally Posted by King87

Reed? I don't buy that. Alexander Johnson was supposed to be a top shelf talent before he got hosed by what looks like a BS accusation. Is that really great coaching? The same staff didn't even have him as a starter originally. Harris? Sure. I'll give you that.

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-highest...fl-week-9-2019

Using PFF’s unique grades and advanced database, we give you the 10 rookies who have performed the best through Week 9 of 2019. . .

6. EDGE MALIK REED, DENVER BRONCOS
An undrafted free agent out of Nevada, Malik Reed became the starter opposite of Von Miller back in Week 5 and has been a reliable outside linebacker for the Denver Broncos, posting a 73.2 overall grade (29th among edge defenders). Reed’s bread and butter has been his run defense, as he is 13th at his position in run-defense grade, at 76.5. His explosiveness off the line in the pass-rush could use some work, but he’s been able to generate 17 pressures and a win rate of 15.9% — landing him at sixth in this week’s rookie rankings.

I'm not saying PFF is the end-all be-all of player rating, but they are objective. . .. Top 6 rookie. .. .

Originally Posted by NightTrainLayne

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-highest...fl-week-9-2019



I'm not saying PFF is the end-all be-all of player rating, but they are objective. . .. Top 6 rookie. .. .

I love PFF - analytics are for smart people. I suppose I've not given Reed his due. I yield that point to the well sourced argument.

However, that's two players. I don't know man, I hope you're right. I hope Fangio is the man. I've not seen too much to indicate it.

In love with Vic

Originally Posted by Valar Morghulis

In love with Vic

He is the Lattimer of coaches.

Originally Posted by NightTrainLayne

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-highest...fl-week-9-2019



I'm not saying PFF is the end-all be-all of player rating, but they are objective. . .. Top 6 rookie. .. .

PFF is fine. Paradis is helping the no-QB Panthers with the league's #3 rushing offense/#10 overall offense. No-name QB. Oh yeah, and they have the white Phil Lindsay who runs routes.

Originally Posted by Hawgdriver

PFF is fine. Paradis is helping the no-QB Panthers with the league's #3 rushing offense/#10 overall offense. No-name QB. Oh yeah, and they have the white Phil Lindsay who runs routes.

Paradis is the best center in football.

I hate that we let him walk.

Originally Posted by King87

Paradis is the best center in football.

I hate that we let him walk.

Parastiff is and was a bum

Originally Posted by Valar Morghulis

Parastiff is and was a bum

His rigor mortis hips don't lie.

Originally Posted by Valar Morghulis

Parastiff is and was a bum

Except he passed the eyeball and analytics test. Our offensive line has sucked for years and we let him go. What'd we use that money on? A RT that can't even hit the field? A CB that can't ******* get on the field? John's whiskey cabinet? I want answers! And I want them now!

Originally Posted by King87

Except he passed the eyeball and analytics test. Our offensive line has sucked for years and we let him go. What'd we use that money on? A RT that can't even hit the field? A CB that can't ******* get on the field? John's whiskey cabinet? I want answers! And I want them now!

What's his payroll hit?

Originally Posted by Hawgdriver

What's his payroll hit?

Mr. Blue Walker is very expensive, Hawg.

Originally Posted by King87

Mr. Blue Walker is very expensive, Hawg.

3 mil a year? North of that? That's a crime if they let him walk for 3-4 mil a year.