Originally posted by cciowa:
i was fine letting jh go as he wore out his welcome and his brand of football hit the wall and it was clear at the time he was not capable of developing ck. the fact that the team had no plan afterwards was unforgiveable as i really thought they would bring in a vet coach like gruden or older shanny cuz our team was still built to win... however i think it is sad when some people tear him down only because they love kyle. who has a small body of work and has won only six games. so much.
Nobody could develop kap into a pocket passer any more than a rock can learn to play the piano.
Harbs should have made that decision quickly by year 2. But he kept wishin and hopin. Or, he decided that he didn't need a pocket passer and could win with gimmicky run option playbook. So, which decision is less competent? Does it matter? Notice that in the hometown article, harbs is not on the colts search list. nuff said.
Anyway, don't go by wins and losses. Kyle has been a successful pro nfl oc for 6 years and has stats to prove it. Harbs inherited --what, 7 all stars? and
three hof players on that roster, and ran out of gas by year 3.
buh bye jim. dont let the door hit you on the way out.
[ Edited by brodiebluebanaszak on Jan 4, 2018 at 7:52 AM ]