keasley45
Well-known member
I think the hate for the coordinators has stemmed in large part from the belief that they were calling poor plays and or that those plays and their ineffectiveness was tied to Pete. But the guy who was here who made that entire situation murky, left, and is now being coached and 'coordinated ' by S Payton and the results are no better. And the year prior with Aaron Rodgers's coordinator, he was worse still. So the correlation is tenuous at best.
Schotty was a great coordinator and fit for what Pete wants. He was head and shoulders above Bevell and called plays that were effective in design, but failed in execution.
But i don't think any of the coordinators that have come through here would make good HCs. The only one that was effective was Quinn.
But Waldron? You can see already that he isn't the type to command a room with his presence or personality. And from what I've see of the offense, it's not exactly a thing if beauty in terms of playcalling, situational awareness, or avoiding penalties. So if the dude can't get things right for 11 guys at a time, how's he gonna do it for 53?
Hard pass from me on that one.
Schotty was a great coordinator and fit for what Pete wants. He was head and shoulders above Bevell and called plays that were effective in design, but failed in execution.
But i don't think any of the coordinators that have come through here would make good HCs. The only one that was effective was Quinn.
But Waldron? You can see already that he isn't the type to command a room with his presence or personality. And from what I've see of the offense, it's not exactly a thing if beauty in terms of playcalling, situational awareness, or avoiding penalties. So if the dude can't get things right for 11 guys at a time, how's he gonna do it for 53?
Hard pass from me on that one.
