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12 Dec 2011
ESPN: Problems with St. Louis' Offense
We look at why the St. Louis offense has struggled so much this season. Could it be that Josh McDaniels simply didn't have enough time to implement his system?
7 comments, Last at 13 Dec 2011, 7:13am by BJR
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Re: ESPN: Problems with St. Louis' Offense
Could it be that McDaniels doesn't have Bill Belichick anymore?
Re: ESPN: Problems with St. Louis' Offense
Could it be that McDaniels doesn't have a motivated Randy Moss anymore?
McDaniels is an offensive "genius" in much the same way that Denny Green and Brian Billick were.
Re: ESPN: Problems with St. Louis' Offense
Having watched the train wreck that was the McDaniels' tenure in Denver, I can guarantee you that the excuses in St. Louis will be neverending. It will be that he didn't have enough time, or that certain players were undermining him, or that other members of the coaching staff weren't doing their part.... Without question, if he were running the show in St. Louis you would already have seen some players sent packing because they were the problem.
Re: ESPN: Problems with St. Louis' Offense
I doubt it is much McDaniels and more just a lack of Talent
Re: ESPN: Problems with St. Louis' Offense
You were living in a cave during his time coaching in Denver, I assume?
Re: ESPN: Problems with St. Louis' Offense
Not sure what your point is. In Denver, with some talent, McDaniels and the Offense was somewhat competent. With STL and their almost 0 talent, McDaniels cannot create anything but a terrible offense.
Re: ESPN: Problems with St. Louis' Offense
This is true. St. Louis had a meagre pool of offensive talent going into the season and what there was has been decimated by injury. Nobody could have had created anything other than a terrible offence in this situation.
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