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Frank reich is horrible
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Agreed. Not running the ball in OT, when clock really isn't an issue, and when the team was so thin at receiving, and when Wentz wasn't amazing today...just stunningly inept.
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Frank is the smartest guy in the room, you see.
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i get the criticism of reich but i don't understand how much he is getting.
the defense allows 8 yard passes at will. basically unchallenged. all day long. reich doesn't rush the passer. reich doesn't make wentz throw into triple coverage when he could check down for 20 yards in ot |
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I don’t understand why you don’t understand the criticism Reich is getting. He richly deserves it. I don’t understand why you want to dump most of the blame on Ballard when they keep losing totally winnable games because of obviously bad decision making on Reichs part. |
My guess is Reich staked it all on the success of Wentz. If Wentz does not prove to be worth all they gave/give up to get him, Reich may get the axe.
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Pitchforks and bonfires! I still believe we can finish 10-7. Blackmon going down hurts and if Willis is out for awhile retract my statement, but I think this team is different than most and I love them for it.
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Discflinger you actually love this team? I find this group to be the least likable Colt team I have ever rooted for. Prima donas that think they are all that without ever winning shit. Coach that keeps saying what a good team he has here. Participation trophies galore at the end of the season with smiles all around because they 'won'. Think Lombardi would be saying lovely things about his QB who threw a pass a fourth grader wouldn't try? Parcels liked to say 'you are what your record says you are'. He was right. This is a mediocre team through and through. And very unlikable.
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To be clear, I’m not absolving Ballard by any means. This team has holes. I’d put the blame for the season so far at 75 percent Reich, 25 percent Ballard. |
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The defense wasn’t the problem yesterday. Frank Reich lost that game with his stupidity. Period. |
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As for Wentz, he is ONLY here because of Reich. A failure by Wentz is directly attributable to Reich. |
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Ballard has swung and missed badly, DE is a disgrace. Acknowledged. Not one of the swing and miss DE's is responsible for JT getting 16 damn carries in the game. The only one responsible for that, is Reich. We have lots of problems, and paramount amongst them, is our coach who helps other teams to exploit our weaknesses. Please re-watch the end zone INT. Reed, gets trampled, I mean demolished. I don't even blame Wentz on that INT. He gets sacked- safety we punt, game over. He throws the ball at the feet of the OL, safety we punt, game over. Yeah there is a small window where he could have thrown it at the feet of MAC and he should have. However the blame, the blame is on the idiot OC who also happens to be the HC, who calls that type of insane play from the two allowing the LG to get bitch-made and costing us a TD. All the things in this post- are on the shoulders of no one other than Frank Reich and that is why he collects the blame, because he is a terrible HC! |
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At this point I hope you guys get your wish and Reich is fired. Let’s see the coach that can win consistently with a QB you can’t trust, no pass rush, and no CBs. For the record - I’d say its 70-30 Ballard / Reich to blame. Easier to blame the coach though because you can tell yourself the team is almost there - just being held back by Reich’s stupidity. I see a team with a QB you can’t trust, no pass rush, only 1 of 3 CBs worth a shit, and question marks at LT going forward. That’s, IMO 4 of the most important positions in modern Football. |
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Do you think the team would be better under McDaniels - Ballard’s first choice? |
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Reich probably looks at it and says "hmmmm, that Taylor kid, he is pretty good, so they are going to stop him, so I am going to use other guys and beat them, I am going to use Dulin, he isn't very good, but they won't expect me to try to use him because he sucks so bad". Or, "hey we are on the two, second and goal, we can't give it to that stud RB, they will just stop him, so I will use this rookie TE that hasn't proven to be able to do jack shit, I'll use him on a jet sweep, man I am good at this shit". So yes, yes I would speculate we would be a better team with McSnake. But I also suspect we would be better with a middle school part time HC than we are with Reich. |
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It's obviously not a very popular stance right now, but I'm going to say that I support Reich in the long run, despite several heartbreaking losses and questionable decisions this season. In fact, I like Reich, Ballard, and Wentz ...... this season may or may not be salvageable, but 2022 and beyond is looking good to me. o |
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This team is plenty talented enough to win these games. And they’re coming close. They’re being held back by coaching. |
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And I'm not exonerating Reich for yesterday's play-calling and/or other questionable decisions that he has made this season ...... I'm specifically staking my claim that in the long run, he will wind up surprising some of his detractors. o |
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This was discussed recently on the one percent better podcast, based on conversations Holder and Keefer had with Ballard. |
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For the record I would expect it was a collaborative effort with the final decision being Ballard’s. At least that’s the way it should have been. If not then you are saying they are more dysfunctional that I believe. |
Food for thought-as much as everyone loves to hate on Eberflus, the Colts defense is actually better than their offense.
12th in total defense. 17th in total offense. The Colts biggest problem right now is their “offensive guru” head coach. |
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The defense had 2 huge stops late in yesterday's game ...... 1) ) Late in the 4th quarter while the game was tied, they forced the Titans to punt ...... if they hadn't forced that punt, there is a good chance that the Titans would have run most or all of the clock down while kicking what probably would have been the game-winning field goal in regulation. 2) ) In overtime, after the offense failed to score at least a field goal after winning the coin toss, they forced the Titans to punt (after which the offense failed again.) Additionally, there were 2 different occasions in which the Colts' defense forced 4th downs, both times in which the Titans went for it and got it ...... credit the Titans' offense for getting both of those 1st downs, but there were plenty of occasions in which the defense either forced a turnover or put the Titans in 4th-down situations. The Titans were 7-for-16 on 3rd downs, turned the ball over early in the game which the Colts converted into a touchdown, and punted the ball 4 times (including once in overtime.) They also caught a bad break when Tyquan Lewis twisted his knee and coughed up the ball which he had just intercepted. Overall, I believe that the defense did at least a reasonably good job yesterday. o |
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Apparently it was Ballards fault they elected to throw the ball 51(!!!) times and give it to their stud running back 16 times. |
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The Jets' defense did a pretty good job on the Titans, also. Even though the Titans had much more total yardage and time of possession than the Jets had in that game, the Jets had some timely stops ...... the Titans were 5-of-19 on 3rd down, and 2-of-3 on 4th down (7-of-22 combined.) o |
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I think Reich is capable of being a really good coach, he’s shown that the past 3 years. I think he’ll eventually get this figured out. But if you don’t think he’s been a major problem this season, you’re in denial. |
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