ShakyTheMohel
Is it 11:11 yet?
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Disagree. They can't make an extra point right now.I don't care who you use to kick it, you have to kick it there.
Disagree. They can't make an extra point right now.I don't care who you use to kick it, you have to kick it there.
We had about ten different opportunities to make a play and we win the game. The players lost the game before Diaco did.
Missed blocks, dropped passes, special teams blunders. Reverse one of those plays and we win the game.
Per WTIC: Diaco told Neil Ostrout in post game interview that "He wasn't confident of the guts of the line protection..."
Per WTIC: Diaco told Neil Ostrout in post game interview that "He wasn't confident of the guts of the line protection..."
What message? You think the team doesn't know that special teams are atrocious right now?Diaco sent the worst possible message to the team. A Bullspit coaching decision.
What message? You think the team doesn't know that special teams are atrocious right now?
Feeling the way he did though, as others mentioned... Just run the regular offense.
They have a great run DJohnson 14/23
Newsome 2/10
That is all.
And you know what? That's a good thing. Apathy is gone.
No, the message is, I want to drive the stake in right now and win. He didn't run a fake to get five yards, he ran one to get a TD. There's something to be said for having the attitude of we're going all-in right now. It's still the wrong call, and I'd have instead put the offense out there and chucked one into the end zone if they wanted to go for all the marbles right there, but Diaco's showing he's creative, unafraid, and anything but conservative.The message is: "I don't trust the offense to make 4 yards and I don't trust the special teams to make a kick and most of all I have no faith in the line to do its' job at anything."
Absolutely not. His message to the team was, offense - I trust you can get it done, we're going for it all right now. Where I disagree with him is that a better way to accomplish that message is to trot out the offense and chuck it in the endzone. But at the same time, he sent the clear message to this team that he's not going for ties, he's going for wins.Diaco sent the worst possible message to the team. A Bullspit coaching decision.
I think he had too much confidence in Boyle. Hate to pile on Boyle but if he makes a play there they win the game.
I would have preferred they ran the offense instead of the fake, but I get why he tried it. I really didn't want to kick a FG and go into OT with bad kickers.
Progress.
What message? You think the team doesn't know that special teams are atrocious right now?
Feeling the way he did though, as others mentioned... Just run the regular offense.
Absolutely not. His message to the team was, offense - I trust you can get it done, we're going for it all right now. Where I disagree with him is that a better way to accomplish that message is to trot out the offense and chuck it in the endzone. But at the same time, he sent the clear message to this team that he's not going for ties, he's going for wins.
We've already faked twice. If Puyols is hurt, go for it and let Sheriffs make a play. If Puyols isn't hurt, he's made that damn kick before.
I don't get it. Could Diaco really be that dumb?
That would make sense if you could still have ties. You can't. He was playing to tie a game up as a step to winning it.