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PA Ram wrote:
I don’t know that I’ve ever seen an interception by a lineman when the QB was trying to throw the ball at the ground.How do you miss the turf? Pretty big target.
Yes you haven’t seen that before, but, seem to assume it was the Rams that caused that. That was just a weird heads up play by the DL and you’re right it has basically never happened before.
IMO it was another bad decision by Hill. He drives me nuts one play will be wow nice throw and then you get the 3ft over your head at mach6 from 3yrds on a screen pass that needs to be out front in stride to work and not get you tiny X factor killed.Hill is the anti-clutch. Why ground the ball at all ? , air mail to the sideline a yard past the los,I mean we all know Hill has the ability to throw it high and uncatchable .He started getting hit and he falls apart.
Eternal Ramnation wrote:
He needs to take responsibility for his mistakes namely for this undisciplined mess being unprepared to win after 10 days off against a team with less talent. Off the top of my head Mora,Parcells even Martz would own up to his mistakes but not Fisher. No we get stuff like “Well I sure didn’t expect that out of them” Coaches are part of the team but Fisher continually separates himself from any accountability .He’s had 3 years and made millions at this point it is unacceptable to “think” his team is prepared he has to know it.Assuming your explanation of why they lost is the actual explanation…that is, what a veteran coach would see when he goes over film…how do you know what he does behind closed doors? When it counts?
I cannot think of a single coach who has ever spoken in a way you are suggesting he should (assuming, again, that your analysis of what happened is the correct one). You forget–press conferences are not confessionals with angry fans as the inquisitors. They are staged events the coach uses the way he feels he needs to in order to keep the real issues behind closed doors.
And they sure as heck don’t say much until they have reviewed the film.
As angry as we are personally, coaches never act like we are the final judges. I don’t think you can actually BE a coach and think that way.
Unless you can think of examples of coaches who did act that way…that is, that they owe humble self-confession to angry fans after a bad loss before they have even seen the film.
But. No point in arguing. We’re both pizzed off, we just express it differently. So feel free to have your say…we all have that right.
I don’t understand this zn , my analysis ? Did I read the score in the wrong direction? Mora was a perfect example Fisher should be completely embarrassed and I have no respect for him and his endless excuses.At least I could respect Mora for being honest and facing the facts.
