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  • justasportsfan
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    • Jul 2002
    • 71601

    Pettine to coach from sidelines this year

    “Part of it was with calling the defenses I always felt it was a problem in New York when I called them and the (opponent) was up tempo that it had to go through somebody else so you had that couple of seconds where it had to get called twice,” said Pettine. ”Now I have the ability to make the call and give a couple of reminders, tell the nose guard to do this or make sure the three technique does this. To me it’s something I had wanted to do so I knew when I made the move here I was going to come down on the field.”

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  • stuckincincy
    Buffalo Bills Fan
    • Sep 2003
    • 15084

    #2
    Re: Pettine to coach from sidelines this year

    Originally posted by justasportsfan View Post
    “Part of it was with calling the defenses I always felt it was a problem in New York when I called them and the (opponent) was up tempo that it had to go through somebody else so you had that couple of seconds where it had to get called twice,” said Pettine. ”Now I have the ability to make the call and give a couple of reminders, tell the nose guard to do this or make sure the three technique does this. To me it’s something I had wanted to do so I knew when I made the move here I was going to come down on the field.”

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    • Mace
      Haha...yeah you think so ?
      • Mar 2013
      • 20315

      #3
      Re: Pettine to coach from sidelines this year

      Wannstedt stayed in the booth so less people could see his confusion and helplessness, he got to sit on a comfortable chair, refreshing beverages, and no worries about weather. I bet his headset wasn't even plugged in or it was jacked into a radio so he could listen to other games or some smooth soothing jazz while he watched a game from a good seat with some righteous snacks ! Besides that, it was all about his hair. Never wore a hat. You don't want to have to restyle before facing the media over your failures. Makes you feel small, unlike the feeling of godlike power from the booth where the players look like you can swat them like bugs for getting you fired and making you look bad. Um, what was I saying....oh yeah....

      Pettine seems like a different animal entirely. Likes the Gatorade from the tub, and doesn't mind standing or getting wet if it rains because he has no hair.

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      • BillsImpossible
        Registered User
        • Mar 2013
        • 16206

        #4
        Re: Pettine to coach from sidelines this year

        I have a lot of respect for coach Dick LeBeau. I've never seen him upstairs, even with his short time here in Buffalo he's always been on the field.

        Pettine is a very good DC. The move down to the sidelines is going to make his defense even better.

        Just think how demoralized the defense must have been last year, knowing they weren't being put in positions to win by a coach who didn't have a clue. That must have really sucked. These guys are pumped up to play for Pettine, and it showed on Sunday, but they're probably still in shock over the idea of being coached by a guy who actually knows how to call a defense.

        I can just hear Kyle Williams saying to Super Mario, "Holy bleep, did he really just call that bro? Thank you, Jesus."

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        • dog14787
          Registered User
          • Oct 2010
          • 1701

          #5
          Re: Pettine to coach from sidelines this year

          Pettine even looks imposing on the sideline,

          between him and Marrone, they really crank up the intensity level...

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          • Scumbag College
            Registered User
            • Oct 2002
            • 4949

            #6
            Re: Pettine to coach from sidelines this year

            Anything that he does different from The Stache is fine with me. I'm sure he'll have plenty of assistants as "Eyes in the Sky" to give him an overview of what's going on on defense.
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            • feldspar
              Registered User
              • Mar 2007
              • 13620

              #7
              Re: Pettine to coach from sidelines this year

              Originally posted by dog14787 View Post
              Pettine even looks imposing on the sideline,
              I'm almost afraid of this guy...

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              • Night Train
                Retired - On Several Levels
                • Jul 2005
                • 33117

                #8
                Re: Pettine to coach from sidelines this year

                As long as the D plays good, he could coach from his kitchen in Cheektowaga using a ham radio, for all I care.
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                • GingerP
                  Registered User
                  • Aug 2012
                  • 1717

                  #9
                  Re: Pettine to coach from sidelines this year

                  Originally posted by Night Train View Post
                  As long as the D plays good, he could coach from his kitchen in Cheektowaga using a ham radio, for all I care.
                  Yeah, that is the bottom line. There have been successful guys in the booth and on the sidelines, but ultimately it is performance. I know Monte Kiffin likes to be up in the booth, and he is a great defensive coordinator. In the end, it is getting the job done.

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                  • better days
                    Registered User
                    • Jan 2010
                    • 22028

                    #10
                    Re: Pettine to coach from sidelines this year

                    Originally posted by GingerP View Post
                    Yeah, that is the bottom line. There have been successful guys in the booth and on the sidelines, but ultimately it is performance. I know Monte Kiffin likes to be up in the booth, and he is a great defensive coordinator. In the end, it is getting the job done.
                    I don't know what he is doing now, but when Kiffen was DC of the Bucs, he was on the sideline.

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                    • dog14787
                      Registered User
                      • Oct 2010
                      • 1701

                      #11
                      Re: Pettine to coach from sidelines this year

                      Originally posted by Night Train View Post
                      As long as the D plays good, he could coach from his kitchen in Cheektowaga using a ham radio, for all I care.
                      After the Wanstaches so far out of touch coaching style, I appreciate the fact that Pettine is on the sidelines mixing it up with his players,

                      I care...

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                      • GingerP
                        Registered User
                        • Aug 2012
                        • 1717

                        #12
                        Re: Pettine to coach from sidelines this year

                        Originally posted by better days View Post
                        I don't know what he is doing now, but when Kiffen was DC of the Bucs, he was on the sideline.
                        In Dallas he will be calling the defenses from upstairs.

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                        • better days
                          Registered User
                          • Jan 2010
                          • 22028

                          #13
                          Re: Pettine to coach from sidelines this year

                          Originally posted by GingerP View Post
                          In Dallas he will be calling the defenses from upstairs.
                          He is probably too old to stand for any length of time now & afraid of getting injured by players going out of bounds because he can't get out of the way.

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