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DrSpaceman 01-06-2018 11:22 PM

He was not even 11-5 in the first season. Most of that was Arians.

He is more like 44-40 overall if you take out what arians did the first season.

Luck4Reich 01-06-2018 11:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Puck (Post 50490)
You are really a slow learner.

Nope he’s just slow... no learning there.

IndyNorm 01-07-2018 01:41 AM

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Originally Posted by DrSpaceman (Post 50514)
He was not even 11-5 in the first season. Most of that was Arians.

He is more like 44-40 overall if you take out what arians did the first season.

That's a little fact that Dam and ap seem to ignore. Clappy was actually 2-3 in his first year including the loss in the playoffs.

Luck4Reich 01-07-2018 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by IndyNorm (Post 50526)
That's a little fact that Dam and ap seem to ignore. Clappy was actually 2-3 in his first year including the loss in the playoffs.

Also fortunate to play 6 games a year to teams in by far the worst division in the NFL for what the last 3-4 years.

smitty46953 01-07-2018 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by NoLuck4Chuck (Post 50540)
Also fortunate to play 6 games a year to teams in by far the worst division in the NFL for what the last 3-4 years.

Exactly ... :cool:

FatDT 01-07-2018 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by NoLuck4Chuck (Post 50540)
Also fortunate to play 6 games a year to teams in by far the worst division in the NFL for what the last 3-4 years.

Compound that with all the games where the offensive gamelan went from running Pep's shitty plays to "Luck please save us". 4-12 is about right for Pagano. He's a 2 to 6 win HC without a super star QB.

Dam8610 01-07-2018 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by FatDT (Post 50561)
He's a 2 to 6 win HC without a super star QB.

That describes most head coaches in the NFL.

Racehorse 01-07-2018 02:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Dam8610 (Post 50562)
That describes most head coaches in the NFL.

Explain Marrone and Bortles

Coltsalr 01-07-2018 02:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Racehorse (Post 50566)
Explain Marrone and Bortles

McDermott and Taylor on the other sideline are also awaiting explanation.

Luck4Reich 01-07-2018 02:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Dam8610 (Post 50562)
That describes most head coaches in the NFL.

You are just a turd that won’t flush aren’t you:rolleyes:

Racehorse 01-07-2018 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Coltsalr (Post 50568)
McDermott and Taylor on the other sideline are also awaiting explanation.

Exactly! Mularkey with Mariotta is not really a coach with a stud QB, either.

Luck4Reich 01-07-2018 03:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Dam8610 (Post 50562)
That describes most head coaches in the NFL.

So how the hell did those coaches make it to the Super Bowl with the likes of Trent Dilfer, Neil O’Donnell, Jeff Hostetler , Stan Humphrey, Tony Eason, Kerry Collins and Rex Grossman to name a few? There is a shit ton of Coaches that have made it deep into the playoffs and even to the Super Bowl with mediocre QBs. You have no more excuses for the Suckitude that Pagano is as a coach.

Racehorse 01-07-2018 04:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Dam8610 (Post 50562)
That describes most head coaches in the NFL.

Does this site have an "ignore" feature?

Coltsalr 01-07-2018 04:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Racehorse (Post 50570)
Exactly! Mularkey with Mariotta is not really a coach with a stud QB, either.

Zimmer is currently trotting Case Keenum out there...

McVay, a first year coach, had Goff yesterday...

Andy Reid and Alex Smith yesterday as well...

apballin 01-08-2018 12:31 AM

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Originally Posted by NoLuck4Chuck (Post 50580)
So how the hell did those coaches make it to the Super Bowl with the likes of Trent Dilfer, Neil O’Donnell, Jeff Hostetler , Stan Humphrey, Tony Eason, Kerry Collins and Rex Grossman to name a few? There is a shit ton of Coaches that have made it deep into the playoffs and even to the Super Bowl with mediocre QBs. You have no more excuses for the Suckitude that Pagano is as a coach.

All had great defenses

apballin 01-08-2018 12:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Coltsalr (Post 50602)
Zimmer is currently trotting Case Keenum out there...

McVay, a first year coach, had Goff yesterday...

Andy Reid and Alex Smith yesterday as well...

Again Vikings have a top 5 defense and has been for 5 years

go ahead and Mention Bortles because it's not his stellar play that's gotten the Jags this far

Maniac 01-08-2018 02:16 AM

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Originally Posted by apballin (Post 50697)
Again Vikings have a top 5 defense and has been for 5 years

go ahead and Mention Bortles because it's not his stellar play that's gotten the Jags this far

Hard to build a top defense when your coach is begging your GM to draft guys like TJ Green and bring in free agents like LaRon Landry

apballin 01-09-2018 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by JesusChrist (Post 50707)
Hard to build a top defense when your coach is begging your GM to draft guys like TJ Green and bring in free agents like LaRon Landry

It wouldn't matter our owner wants offense that's clear, we will never have a shutdown defense

Racehorse 01-09-2018 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by apballin (Post 50976)
It wouldn't matter our owner wants offense that's clear, we will never have a shutdown defense

It will improve next year with a new HC

Puck 01-09-2018 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by apballin (Post 50976)
It wouldn't matter our owner wants offense that's clear, we will never have a shutdown defense


Doesnt matter who the owner wants. The HC should be able to coach anyone on the team..... I know this is a new concept... at least in the last 6 yrs... but you'll get it eventually

DrSpaceman 01-09-2018 11:49 PM

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Originally Posted by JesusChrist (Post 50707)
Hard to build a top defense when your coach is begging your GM to draft guys like TJ Green and bring in free agents like LaRon Landry

True

But when that GM is fired and you are still trotting out TJ Green a year later not only as a safety but as a starting corner, which he is even worse at, it makes it even harder.

Gimmick 01-09-2018 11:50 PM

Pagano was a button clicker and not sharp mentally, and his teams were never sharp either.

He's not the worst coach ever but he's not head coach material. He deserved to be let go.

Gimmick 01-10-2018 12:02 AM

Some observations about Chuck Pagano:

1. We know him as "clappy" and that's really such a true statement. I watched the Colts-Chiefs playoff game the other day, and when Trent Richardson sloppily fumbled the ball without ever being touch, Pagano literally ran onto the field clapping. Patted Trent on his head and said that's ok don't worry about it. Contrast that to Belichick who lit into his only good running back who fumbled in a playoff game a few years ago and benched him. Told some no-name to get in the game and hold onto the ball.

That was the major problem with Pagano's clubs. He didn't hold anyone accountable and as a result, nobody was sharp. The receivers ran sloppy routes. The running backs didn't take care of the ball. People missed tackles or in Laron Landry's case, never tried to actually tackle a person. Andrew Luck was never pushed (really pushed). Too many mental mistake interceptions where he made the wrong read/poor decision and came off the field banging his helmet saying "my bad". Too many people on special teams who didn't know the rules and got called for penalties like running out of bounds on purpose on a punt that even someone not getting paid at home knows you can't do.

Sloppy ****ing teams over and over again.

2. I've said this before but I have a relative who has ADHD and Chuck Pagano reminds me of him in a lot of ways. The neurons in the brain just fire at random and it's pot-luck whatever decision the guy is going to make. That's how I always felt with Pagano in games. Will he challenge a call or not? Who knows, it depends on whatever random impulse pops into his brain in the moment. 4th down call against the Patriots that everyone laughs about? Same thing.

You just can't have a guy like that running a team. Maybe a great assistant coach. Maybe a great person. But someone who isn't sharp as a tack and always in control of the moment cannot run a team.

3. Chuck Pagano wasn't the worst coach either. He took responsibility for his mistakes and tried to do better. In many cases he did. There are a lot of people in football past Colts coaches and players included who fail to do that. It's a character flaw if you can't admit you screwed up and take responsibility for your actions and try to learn from them and do better. Chuck Pagano deserves credit for not being like that.

Colts moved on from him and it was the right decision. Now let's hope they find the right guy this time.

YDFL Commish 01-10-2018 12:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Gimmick (Post 51013)
Some observations about Chuck Pagano:

1. We know him as "clappy" and that's really such a true statement. I watched the Colts-Chiefs playoff game the other day, and when Trent Richardson sloppily fumbled the ball without ever being touch, Pagano literally ran onto the field clapping. Patted Trent on his head and said that's ok don't worry about it. Contrast that to Belichick who lit into his only good running back who fumbled in a playoff game a few years ago and benched him. Told some no-name to get in the game and hold onto the ball.

That was the major problem with Pagano's clubs. He didn't hold anyone accountable and as a result, nobody was sharp. The receivers ran sloppy routes. The running backs didn't take care of the ball. People missed tackles or in Laron Landry's case, never tried to actually tackle a person. Andrew Luck was never pushed (really pushed). Too many mental mistake interceptions where he made the wrong read/poor decision and came off the field banging his helmet saying "my bad". Too many people on special teams who didn't know the rules and got called for penalties like running out of bounds on purpose on a punt that even someone not getting paid at home knows you can't do.

Sloppy ****ing teams over and over again.

2. I've said this before but I have a relative who has ADHD and Chuck Pagano reminds me of him in a lot of ways. The neurons in the brain just fire at random and it's pot-luck whatever decision the guy is going to make. That's how I always felt with Pagano in games. Will he challenge a call or not? Who knows, it depends on whatever random impulse pops into his brain in the moment. 4th down call against the Patriots that everyone laughs about? Same thing.

You just can't have a guy like that running a team. Maybe a great assistant coach. Maybe a great person. But someone who isn't sharp as a tack and always in control of the moment cannot run a team.

3. Chuck Pagano wasn't the worst coach either. He took responsibility for his mistakes and tried to do better. In many cases he did. There are a lot of people in football past Colts coaches and players included who fail to do that. It's a character flaw if you can't admit you screwed up and take responsibility for your actions and try to learn from them and do better. Chuck Pagano deserves credit for not being like that.

Colts moved on from him and it was the right decision. Now let's hope they find the right guy this time.

Excellent post!

Thorgrim 01-10-2018 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Gimmick (Post 51013)
Some observations about Chuck Pagano:

1. We know him as "clappy" and that's really such a true statement. I watched the Colts-Chiefs playoff game the other day, and when Trent Richardson sloppily fumbled the ball without ever being touch, Pagano literally ran onto the field clapping. Patted Trent on his head and said that's ok don't worry about it. Contrast that to Belichick who lit into his only good running back who fumbled in a playoff game a few years ago and benched him. Told some no-name to get in the game and hold onto the ball.

That was the major problem with Pagano's clubs. He didn't hold anyone accountable and as a result, nobody was sharp. The receivers ran sloppy routes. The running backs didn't take care of the ball. People missed tackles or in Laron Landry's case, never tried to actually tackle a person. Andrew Luck was never pushed (really pushed). Too many mental mistake interceptions where he made the wrong read/poor decision and came off the field banging his helmet saying "my bad". Too many people on special teams who didn't know the rules and got called for penalties like running out of bounds on purpose on a punt that even someone not getting paid at home knows you can't do.

Sloppy ****ing teams over and over again.

2. I've said this before but I have a relative who has ADHD and Chuck Pagano reminds me of him in a lot of ways. The neurons in the brain just fire at random and it's pot-luck whatever decision the guy is going to make. That's how I always felt with Pagano in games. Will he challenge a call or not? Who knows, it depends on whatever random impulse pops into his brain in the moment. 4th down call against the Patriots that everyone laughs about? Same thing.

You just can't have a guy like that running a team. Maybe a great assistant coach. Maybe a great person. But someone who isn't sharp as a tack and always in control of the moment cannot run a team.

3. Chuck Pagano wasn't the worst coach either. He took responsibility for his mistakes and tried to do better. In many cases he did. There are a lot of people in football past Colts coaches and players included who fail to do that. It's a character flaw if you can't admit you screwed up and take responsibility for your actions and try to learn from them and do better. Chuck Pagano deserves credit for not being like that.

Colts moved on from him and it was the right decision. Now let's hope they find the right guy this time.

I think you're being generous.

apballin 01-10-2018 06:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Puck (Post 50987)
Doesnt matter who the owner wants. The HC should be able to coach anyone on the team..... I know this is a new concept... at least in the last 6 yrs... but you'll get it eventually

You can only coach what you got

When you pay your QB 100 million your committing to being an offense 1st team

The only chance we had at building a great defense was while Luck was on a rookie contract

omahacolt 01-10-2018 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by apballin (Post 51146)
You can only coach what you got

When you pay your QB 100 million your committing to being an offense 1st team

The only chance we had at building a great defense was while Luck was on a rookie contract

that is retarded

YDFL Commish 01-10-2018 08:07 PM

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Originally Posted by omahacolt (Post 51150)
that is retarded

Especially retarded, when we have $80 million in cap space.

Butter 01-10-2018 09:00 PM

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Originally Posted by apballin (Post 51146)
You can only coach what you got

When you pay your QB 100 million your committing to being an offense 1st team

The only chance we had at building a great defense was while Luck was on a rookie contract

Stop doubling down on stupid.

apballin 01-12-2018 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by omahacolt (Post 51150)
that is retarded

Name a team with a 100million dollar QB that has a lockdown/shutdown or even top 5 defense???

I'll wait. . .

Dam8610 01-12-2018 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by apballin (Post 51406)
Name a team with a 100million dollar QB that has a lockdown/shutdown or even top 5 defense???

I'll wait. . .

Pittsburgh.

apballin 01-12-2018 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Dam8610 (Post 51407)
Pittsburgh.

A stable franchise with QB-WR-RB secured for years now that has had the luxury of drafting all defense for 3 years straight

Ok outside of Pitt, Qb's with the big money the teams defense is bottom half of the league. Meanwhile the teams with the QB's on rookie contracts are top 15

When you payout that much money you send the message to the team, fans, everyone we're gonna put up points you are commiting to offense even the guys on that team know it's his team and we rely on him to win the games they're just along for the ride and hoping it leads them to a big contract next time because of the exposure that the 100million dollar QB got them because that's what fans wanna see

Racehorse 01-12-2018 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by apballin (Post 51423)
A stable franchise with QB-WR-RB secured for years now that has had the luxury of drafting all defense for 3 years straight

Ok outside of Pitt, Qb's with the big money the teams defense is bottom half of the league. Meanwhile the teams with the QB's on rookie contracts are top 15

When you payout that much money you send the message to the team, fans, everyone we're gonna put up points you are commiting to offense even the guys on that team know it's his team and we rely on him to win the games they're just along for the ride and hoping it leads them to a big contract next time because of the exposure that the 100million dollar QB got them because that's what fans wanna see

Well, geez. We should just trade Luck for whatever QB is cheapest, since, you know, coaches and QBs don't matter to you. :eek::eek:

Dam8610 01-12-2018 06:37 PM

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Originally Posted by apballin (Post 51423)
A stable franchise with QB-WR-RB secured for years now that has had the luxury of drafting all defense for 3 years straight

Ok outside of Pitt, Qb's with the big money the teams defense is bottom half of the league. Meanwhile the teams with the QB's on rookie contracts are top 15

When you payout that much money you send the message to the team, fans, everyone we're gonna put up points you are commiting to offense even the guys on that team know it's his team and we rely on him to win the games they're just along for the ride and hoping it leads them to a big contract next time because of the exposure that the 100million dollar QB got them because that's what fans wanna see

If they can do it, how are they doing it? What can the Colts do to replicate that model to the point that they can have a franchise QB and an elite defense?

apballin 01-13-2018 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Dam8610 (Post 51469)
If they can do it, how are they doing it? What can the Colts do to replicate that model to the point that they can have a franchise QB and an elite defense?

Luck has to stay healthy and every pick has to be on defense and yes in 4-5 years we can have a top 5 defense

omahacolt 01-13-2018 01:34 PM

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Originally Posted by apballin (Post 51574)
Luck has to stay healthy and every pick has to be on defense and yes in 4-5 years we can have a top 5 defense

This is simply wrong

YDFL Commish 01-13-2018 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by apballin (Post 51574)
Luck has to stay healthy and every pick has to be on defense and yes in 4-5 years we can have a top 5 defense

Who the fuck wants to wait 4-5 years?

FatDT 01-13-2018 08:22 PM

You can't build a defense in 4-5 years. You have to be patient and wait at least 12. 14 if you want to really do it right.

Puck 01-13-2018 08:59 PM

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Originally Posted by FatDT (Post 51612)
You can't build a defense in 4-5 years. You have to be patient and wait at least 12. 14 if you want to really do it right.


HA 14 yrs. yes... but not until after the bye week in yr 13 would you have an idea

njcoltfan 01-14-2018 08:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Dam8610 (Post 51469)
If they can do it, how are they doing it? What can the Colts do to replicate that model to the point that they can have a franchise QB and an elite defense?

Don't hire Pagano or Grigson, wait its to late for that.....


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