John63":3qtvtdvf said:
Sgt. Largent":3qtvtdvf said:
seabowl":3qtvtdvf said:
Look I love that Pete is the coach and has done a wonderful job since he's been here bringing us a bowl. With this said I've never seen a team lose so many games due to bad coaching decision or gameplans. Last night was the latest debacle. From the XLIX nightmare to Cabevell to the beginning and ends of the 2018 season, it's perplexing. Not only do fans notice it but when announcers are saying it consistently year after year during the games, it shows there is a serious flaw. I actually feel bad for the players because they are playing hard and doing what they are told to do.
Again all in all I wouldn't want another coach but I hope he finally learns from his mistakes.
We went 10-6 during a rebuild year with major injuries, holes and depth issues all over the roster. What exactly were Pete's "coaching mistakes" that held this team back again?
It was BECAUSE of Pete's coaching and personnel moves that got us this far, and gives me and others hope that we're headed in the right direction.
By Pets own admission his mistake was not adjusting sooner, so he gets it, weird how some on this board cant.
Some of you are acting like we think he sucks or we should get a new coach. Most are not saying that you guys a quick to call out the players but PC you will not, He is a great coach but not perfect, in this game he made mistakes. Not adjusting sooner, and relying on players he knew were hurt too much, both of which he admitted to.
Premise of thread: "We lose WAY TOO OFTEN" due to coaching mistakes
Example: One half of one playoff game totally discounting Pete's entire coaching career or other examples that outweigh all the times his coaching in both college and the pros has resulted in his teams winning more than losing, to the tune of National Championships, playoffs and Super Bowls.
Is he infallible? Of course not, no coach is. Thus this thread is utterly ridiculous, and is based off of the OP being mad at losing one playoff game, and not firing coordinators soon enough..........coordinators that helped us win a SB and that Pete was loyal to.
Garbage premise, and garbage thread. If Pete made "too many coaching mistakes" he wouldn't be coaching anymore. He makes more right decisions than wrong decisions, by a WIDE margin, that's why he's 67 and has had the success he's had.