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Old 10-07-2017, 05:56 PM
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These posts illustrate extremely well the ridiculous standard for head coaching around here. You're both talking about a Hall of Fame head coach who averaged nearly 11 wins per season as if he was adequate, bordering on inadequate. No one here seems to understand that the next head coach could be Gus Bradley, Mike Nolan, Romeo Crennel, Jim Schwartz, Dom Capers, Ken Whisenhunt, Mike McCoy, Chan Gailey, Dick Jauron, Chip Kelly, Norv Turner, etc.
You said I must have hated him. I didn't, and I'm grateful that under him the Colts finally won a Lombardi. I said he had a good football mind, but was not strong on game time adjustments. I want the Colts to succeed, and if that's a ridiculous standard to hold for a Head Coach and the players, then, I'm guilty. You may be satisfied with a good regular season and a losing record in the playoffs, but I'm not. And I'm certainly not satisfied with a team that makes the same mental mistakes game after game. Give me a smart QB, a mean defense, and a coach that won't accept stupidity, and certainly won't accept repeated stupidity.
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