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Originally Posted by ChoppedWood
Holder did somewhat explain that in the staff's eyes, he has basically missed about 3 weeks worth of on field prep time and thus they....errrrr fucking dumb pig headed fuck of a DC Anarumo- probably feel like he can't be trusted yet.
Uhhhhhhh if you watched these LBs for a camp and felt he couldn't perform at least as BAD as the rest of them did Sunday, man fuckkkkkkkk you, get the fuck out of my favorite teams clothing!
Oh and as far as Lou's D's being so complex- at some point it's almost impossible for it not to have reached a point where Bynum on a random Tuesday afternoon practice a couple of weeks ago says "hey coach, I can't get these calls to the guys, we're out of place, we can't do this"... I mean given the debacle that we saw Sunday, that can't be the first time they struggled right? Can't be! So what the fuck, did they just keep watching the same trainwreck happen in camp and just shrug their shoulders and say "ehhhh fuck it, we'll figure it out when the real bullets start flying".
Just soooooooo many things point to this team just being so poorly coached at seemingly every fucking level.
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To some extent, what we’re seeing is the inadequacy of training camp being manifested. You have what, about a dozen practice sessions, followed by 3 make believe games in which no starters play and nobody on the coaching staff devises game plans?
We complain, legitimately enough, that Safeties are ill suited to serve as play callers, and it’s tempting to say that we should have picked up on it during the course of the summer. But, where was the opportunity? You can’t expect a second or third teamer to be familiar enough with Anarumo’s system to call defensive plays, so you don’t even try in camp.
That means that the first game of the season becomes a de facto full dress rehearsal, the first chance to see that the second act needs work.