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  • @earl34 said:

    I went from being angry with the coaching staff for the first 58 minutes to feeling sorry for them once Quinn was actually able to get a few passes off downfield. Feel free to hit the field of play Brady. That showed me what the coaches see. He's just not remotely close to accurate.

    Numerous people have said it on here. Two different coaching staffs now have had little confidence in Quinn. It's funny how some people think they know more than the actual coaches who see these guys in practice everyday.

    @pumpkin-eater said:

    Numerous people have said it on here. Two different coaching staffs now have had little confidence in Quinn. It's funny how some people think they know more than the actual coaches who see these guys in practice everyday.

    penis eater, you make a good point. Fans think they know more than coaches.

  • Ladies and gentlemen, the article has gotten even better.

    Daboll began his NFL coaching career with the New England Patriots as a defensive coaching assistant in 2000 before being promoted to wide receivers coach for the Patriots in 2002. After the 2006 season, he left the Patriots to serve as the Jets' quarterbacks coach. In 2009, Daboll joined Eric Mangini's staff in Cleveland as offensive coordinator. His offense is currently ranked 31st in the league through nine games producing five touchdowns. An interesting sidenote, Daboll's offense has produced one less touchdown than the number of toes on his left foot. His offensive system is often compared to that of Earl "Sticky" Twoham, a legendary high school football coach in the SCHSL, or South Carolina High School League. The bulk of the play calling in this system is primarily focused on lulling the officials and opposing defenses to sleep with 1-2 yard plays, and then making absolutely no corrections throughout the course of the game. Also, he looks like a fat wombat.
  • Which is worse. Being the offensive coordinator for the all time worst offense in the history of the NFL, or being the coach who picked him and refuses to make a change and who is ultimately responsible for the state of the offense?