Originally posted by Since07:
Originally posted by Giedi:
He's learned from his draft mistakes, and continues to learn. Vermiel put a big part of that turds on turf team together and he was 63. Kyle spots him almost 23 years in experience. I think he can do it if he has enough draft capital to do it as long as he keeps learning from his draft mistakes.
Why would he do It? Well first because I think he can, and it would cement his coaching legacy. As for hall of fame players, kyles found Kittle, and I think Trent is another one. Kyle played key role in drafting him for the redskins. Kyle's Atlanta offense was pretty good and Kyle's learned a lot more since then, I'm sure. Finally, he needs a good offense to match a good defense. I'm not advocating Kyle draft offense at the expense of defense, but what I am saying is that he's one of the few coaches in the NFL that **can** put a team *like that team* together if he really wanted to.
If he had all the right pieces he could make one of the greatest offenses in history for sure, but assembling those pieces he's been more miss than hit thus far.
If he can regularly turn undrafted free agents into legitimate 5th rounder talent that can start in the NFL, and he can turn 5th rounders into hall of fame players. So if you follow the logic and if he had more first and second round picks, I think a record breaking offense would be just a couple of years away.
well its been done before. 
