mattb78
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Matt Nagy is a fraud of a head coach. The bottom line is that Nagy benefited from a huge injection of talent with few injuries and the early returns from his gimmicky play design have fizzled out. The last 11 games the Bears are averaging only 18 points a game.
Nagy has destroyed the running game. He inherited the 11th best rushing yards/attempt team in the league and has taken them to to 26th last season and now 28th this year. Jordan Howard went from 4.1 yards/rush under Fox, to 3.7 under Nagy, and now back to 4.5 in Philly. Remember when Nagy needed a dual-threat RB to catch passes out of the backfield because a dual threat RB is so crucial for the offense? Pepperidge farm remembers. Well Montgomery is averaging only 2.5 targets per game which begs the question of why we needed to take trade away a decent player and use draft capital for someone we aren't even throwing to.
The passing offense improved last season, from 32nd in the league to 17th by adding 25 million a year in salary via Robinson, Burton and Gabriel but has now regressed to 31st. The Bears added 25 million annually and aren't doing much better than they were under John Fox and Dowell Loggains.
What about the defense? They did jump from 9th to 3rd in Nagy's first season, but are now back to 10th. With Khalil Mack.
Does Kansas City miss Nagy? With the #1 offense in 2018 and #3 this season, they don't seem to be missing a beat with Nagy gone.
Lets take Trubs out of the equation. Daniels, the hand picked apprentice of Nagy hasn't done much other than the Minnesota game and this is a guy who knows Nagy's system up and down. Brissett and Bridgewater seem adequate.
Nagy blew up the the 11th best running attack in the league, added 25 million dollars a year in receivers to adopt a 65/35 pass to run ratio that now is the 2nd to last passing attack in the league. All this from a guy who allegedly is an offensive guru.
Need even more anecdotal evidence.. the mysterious absence of Roquan Smith followed by a players only meeting after the 6th game of the season? Even in a 4 win season Fox held this team together better than that. The players know that Nagy is a fraud.
Its hard to believe that a 12-4 Nagy is now a bust. But all the evidence we need is right in front of us. NFL stands for Not For Long. For Nagy it was 6 games in 2018 (averaged 34.3 points). That was it. That was how long the league needed to figure out Matt Nagy. History says a coach can't reinvent himself. You either win with what you do well or find yourself out of the league. 2020 coaching candidates anyone?
Nagy has destroyed the running game. He inherited the 11th best rushing yards/attempt team in the league and has taken them to to 26th last season and now 28th this year. Jordan Howard went from 4.1 yards/rush under Fox, to 3.7 under Nagy, and now back to 4.5 in Philly. Remember when Nagy needed a dual-threat RB to catch passes out of the backfield because a dual threat RB is so crucial for the offense? Pepperidge farm remembers. Well Montgomery is averaging only 2.5 targets per game which begs the question of why we needed to take trade away a decent player and use draft capital for someone we aren't even throwing to.
The passing offense improved last season, from 32nd in the league to 17th by adding 25 million a year in salary via Robinson, Burton and Gabriel but has now regressed to 31st. The Bears added 25 million annually and aren't doing much better than they were under John Fox and Dowell Loggains.
What about the defense? They did jump from 9th to 3rd in Nagy's first season, but are now back to 10th. With Khalil Mack.
Does Kansas City miss Nagy? With the #1 offense in 2018 and #3 this season, they don't seem to be missing a beat with Nagy gone.
Lets take Trubs out of the equation. Daniels, the hand picked apprentice of Nagy hasn't done much other than the Minnesota game and this is a guy who knows Nagy's system up and down. Brissett and Bridgewater seem adequate.
Nagy blew up the the 11th best running attack in the league, added 25 million dollars a year in receivers to adopt a 65/35 pass to run ratio that now is the 2nd to last passing attack in the league. All this from a guy who allegedly is an offensive guru.
Need even more anecdotal evidence.. the mysterious absence of Roquan Smith followed by a players only meeting after the 6th game of the season? Even in a 4 win season Fox held this team together better than that. The players know that Nagy is a fraud.
Its hard to believe that a 12-4 Nagy is now a bust. But all the evidence we need is right in front of us. NFL stands for Not For Long. For Nagy it was 6 games in 2018 (averaged 34.3 points). That was it. That was how long the league needed to figure out Matt Nagy. History says a coach can't reinvent himself. You either win with what you do well or find yourself out of the league. 2020 coaching candidates anyone?