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Originally posted by Method:Originally posted by jaghetersofie:
I disagree that they are turning on Sing. I think they are turning on Jimmy Raye, as is Sing.
Sing needs to take the blame for hiring a puppet. Promote Mike Johnson to OC, and see what he can do. Get rid of Raye or keep him as an assistant.
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
I knew this would fall to pieces sooner rather than later. Motivational speeches and dropping your pants only get you so far.
Sooner or later things like running the scheme your players are actually good at are more important.
Originally posted by Mex49:
you saw it live yesterday when Singletary called the huddle and a 1/3 of the players came over.
Crabtree is suggesting we go to the spread: "It enabled everybody to get open and make plays," "I was getting open the whole game," "I was doing my job. All I can do is do my job."
VD is saying the same thing: "I thought we did a better job in the second half," said Davis, "solely because we were in the spread offense and were able to get everybody involved in the passing game – running backs, wide receivers and tight ends.
"They're not just keying in on one person. They've got everyone to worry about. And that's what you want to do. You don't want to be a one-dimensional team."
Alex is thinking the same, but still being forever PC.
Originally posted by Shaj:Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
I knew this would fall to pieces sooner rather than later. Motivational speeches and dropping your pants only get you so far.
Sooner or later things like running the scheme your players are actually good at are more important.
Originally posted by Mex49:Originally posted by jaghetersofie:
I disagree that they are turning on Sing. I think they are turning on Jimmy Raye, as is Sing.
You mean Raye has gone rogue, off the reservation, secretly gameplanning all by himself?
Now say that with a straight face because I cant
Originally posted by NinerGM:Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:
The ref wouldn't let Singletary gather-up the defense because it was a 30 second time-out . . . you could see the ref herding Sing back to the sideline almost as soon as he started to walk on to the field . . . so no on that.
As far as the offense . . . I'd agree that he's in danger of losing them.
Because it's time to stop babying your team and preach and TEACH mental toughness in practice. Can we have one game without a "let's rally the troops" speech?
Walsh valued one thing above all: PREPARATION
If you're team is prepared there's no need for "rally the troops" madness.
Until we get some decent coaches and guys who have superior X and O skills, develop our guys and pick them accordingly, nothing is going to change. We're repeating the same BS with Mike Nolan.
Originally posted by jaghetersofie:
I disagree that they are turning on Sing. I think they are turning on Jimmy Raye, as is Sing.
Originally posted by Ceadderman:Originally posted by jaghetersofie:
I disagree that they are turning on Sing. I think they are turning on Jimmy Raye, as is Sing.
What game did you watch?
They turned on him the VERY moment that we couldn't get that inch.
ONE FREAKIN INCH. That was the tale of the 1st half. After that we didn't get another friggin point.
If THAT isn't turning on your HC, then I seriously do not know what it is.
~Ceadder
Originally posted by jaghetersofie:Originally posted by Mex49:Originally posted by jaghetersofie:
I disagree that they are turning on Sing. I think they are turning on Jimmy Raye, as is Sing.
You mean Raye has gone rogue, off the reservation, secretly gameplanning all by himself?
Now say that with a straight face because I cant
I never said that. Singletary isn't the one calling the plays on offense and admittedly doesn't know a whole lot about offense. Do you really think that Singletary is calling the plays? I think he hired Jimmy Raye because he trusted what he could do with the offense and now he's losing his trust in his play-calling ability. At half-time it seems as though Sing has gone to Jimmy Raye and said "we need to change something." It shouldn't take that long to change things up but once it did change, the offense moved the chains and scored.
When Norv Turner was the OC, was Mike Nolan responsible for the offense's success? Last year, was Nolan or Singletary responsible for the offenses success? No, it was the OC, the one who the defensive-minded Head Coach entrusted with the offensive play-calling responsibilities.