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You have to keep one and lose the other.
I lose Nagy.
What he did last week, keeping the complexity and sequencing with a green OL that already wasn't performing well is amateurish and represents a guy that just doesn't understand how to put anyone in a position to succeed. Never dictates to a D, O has no identity other than scattered and he seemingly only knows his own scheme. Dude doesn't even coordinate the run aspect of his own fucking O. This would be better if the OL was just told to block straight upfield. make sure you put your hat on somebody going forward and let Monty pick his groove. You move up to draft a guy that's about yards after contact and movement in the hole and then run these slow developing run plays with green blockers trying to find their assignments moving across his face. WTF!
Until now, I've given Nagy the benefit of doubt since he's seemed to keep the team motivated and thought he may figure out the playcalling but it's become apparent that his players are becoming frustrated and less motivated while he hasn't learned a thing about playcalling or clock management. I was encouraged early this year when some of the presnap nonsense and extra sets disappeared but it's still the same shit show of not establishing anything, not setting up a D and telegraphing plays with sets/personnel groupings.
You could have Brady back there and the result would be the same.
I lose Nagy.
What he did last week, keeping the complexity and sequencing with a green OL that already wasn't performing well is amateurish and represents a guy that just doesn't understand how to put anyone in a position to succeed. Never dictates to a D, O has no identity other than scattered and he seemingly only knows his own scheme. Dude doesn't even coordinate the run aspect of his own fucking O. This would be better if the OL was just told to block straight upfield. make sure you put your hat on somebody going forward and let Monty pick his groove. You move up to draft a guy that's about yards after contact and movement in the hole and then run these slow developing run plays with green blockers trying to find their assignments moving across his face. WTF!
Until now, I've given Nagy the benefit of doubt since he's seemed to keep the team motivated and thought he may figure out the playcalling but it's become apparent that his players are becoming frustrated and less motivated while he hasn't learned a thing about playcalling or clock management. I was encouraged early this year when some of the presnap nonsense and extra sets disappeared but it's still the same shit show of not establishing anything, not setting up a D and telegraphing plays with sets/personnel groupings.
You could have Brady back there and the result would be the same.
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