My doubts were after we blew the Packers game his first one he coached. He made 0 adjustments in the 2nd half, and I remember telling
@Ares I had my doubts about him then.
Officially was done when he made that stupid statement about f not coming here to run the I-Formation even though we did use it we had success.
Honestly, Idgaf what his offensive identity ends up being.
But the mfer needs to look at what he has, and pick a fucking lane.
Idk who reported about how the rummors around the NFL are saying Nagy has just like 6 overall plays, and everyone knows what they are and more/less how to stop them assuming they guess right.
Even if this is true.... those 6 plays, as reported, are just a random assortment of formations and plays.
And even within that random assortment, at no point does Nagy appear to be implementing tactics to carry out a strategy, such as power run, finesse run, dink-and-dunk, intermediate passing, screen game, deep passing, play action passing.
Like the most basic we all know, is power run or just run heavy, which then sets up play action.
If one can run the ball successfully and force the defense to crowd the box, then play action can offer you a variety of advantages on anything from screens, to deep balls.
I've seen Monty run the ball for 10+ yards, but it never means anything... Nagy never repeats it soon enough nor often enough to manipulate his opponents into shifting their tactics to something he can exploit.
His offense really is just a random assortment of formations and plays that he personally thinks will work well if he can disguise each of his base plays enough.
But few of his plays actually seem to work, so either the plays suck or the disguises suck or both.
He should have accepted his role as the HC overseeing Lazor's implementation of his offensive doctrines.
