I can't stand looking at Marrone

[CommissarSpartacus]

I know this may sound petty, judging a man on his appearances, but it's getting increasingly painful for me to look at the guy when they cut away to shots of him on the sideline, with his goofy little wool hat and his constant look of bewilderment.

the guy's body language is just awful, in no way does he seem like an inspirational presence, he has no charisma and he never gives me the feeling that he's better than the guy on the other sideline.

He just looks like a guy who's first thought when something bad happens is "Why does this stuff keep happening to me?"

Am I wrong? Am I being shallow? Should pros need inspiration from their coach?

Maybe not, but I think confidence that your coach has it under control isn't a bad thing.

I just don't see that with Marrone. He looks lime a shlub...

[Night Train]

We should hire Fabio.

God, this board sucks.

[Fletch]

We should hire Fabio.

God, this board sucks.

lmao

[black N yellow]

dick-jauron.jpg

personally, he looks no different than this guy, to me.

[Crisis]

I know this may sound petty, judging a man on his appearances, but it's getting increasingly painful for me to look at the guy when they cut away to shots of him on the sideline, with his goofy little wool hat and his constant look of bewilderment.

the guy's body language is just awful, in no way does he seem like an inspirational presence, he has no charisma and he never gives me the feeling that he's better than the guy on the other sideline.

He just looks like a guy who's first thought when something bad happens is "Why does this stuff keep happening to me?"

Am I wrong? Am I being shallow? Should pros need inspiration from their coach?

Maybe not, but I think confidence that your coach has it under control isn't a bad thing.

I just don't see that with Marrone. He looks lime a shlub...

He should show some more fire like Bill Belichick.

[Mr. Cynical]

I know this may sound petty, judging a man on his appearances, but it's getting increasingly painful for me to look at the guy when they cut away to shots of him on the sideline, with his goofy little wool hat and his constant look of bewilderment.

the guy's body language is just awful, in no way does he seem like an inspirational presence, he has no charisma and he never gives me the feeling that he's better than the guy on the other sideline.

He just looks like a guy who's first thought when something bad happens is "Why does this stuff keep happening to me?"

Am I wrong? Am I being shallow? Should pros need inspiration from their coach?

Maybe not, but I think confidence that your coach has it under control isn't a bad thing.

I just don't see that with Marrone. He looks lime a shlub...

I agree. I don't care about his "looks", but his body language is pure awful.

[SpikedLemonade]

Russ Brandon thought Marrone looked great when he found him under that overturned stone in Syracuse.

Russ gave the fans what they wanted -- a hometown boy.

[Novacane]

He hired Hackett. He's supposed to be an OL guru and our OL sucks. That's why I don't like him

[swiper]

We should hire JP Losman.

God, this board sucks.

Fixed.

[swiper]

Russ Brandon thought Marrone looked great when he found him under that overturned stone in Syracuse.

Russ gave the fans what they wanted -- a hometown boy.

Brandon saw himself hiring the Jim Boeheim of college football. LMAO.

Swing.

Miss by Brandon.

[coastal]

I personally don't get the Marrone hate.

[kscdogbillsfan1221]

were there some coaching errors today? of course. particularly the abandonment of the run game when it was effective in the 3rd quarter.

however, the fumbles, and the false start to name a few were errors in execution. also, orton looked as accurate as EJ at times today. even though he did not turn the ball over, I think this was probably his worst game as a Bill in my opinion

[paladin warrior]

Gave him a mask brown paper bag and tell him putting on .

[IlluminatusUIUC]

Body language doesn't really tell the whole story, but it's really all we have as fans to evaluate a coach's demeanor. Jim Harbaugh looks like a spoiled ***** who's had daddy's credit card taken away when something goes wrong, but I'd want him coaching Buffalo in a heartbeat.

[The Doc]

I didn't have a problem with the game plan. That was good. There were some decisions that I shook my head at but bottom line was this one was on the players.

[Mace]

I know this may sound petty, judging a man on his appearances, but it's getting increasingly painful for me to look at the guy when they cut away to shots of him on the sideline, with his goofy little wool hat and his constant look of bewilderment.

the guy's body language is just awful, in no way does he seem like an inspirational presence, he has no charisma and he never gives me the feeling that he's better than the guy on the other sideline.

He just looks like a guy who's first thought when something bad happens is "Why does this stuff keep happening to me?"

Am I wrong? Am I being shallow? Should pros need inspiration from their coach?

Maybe not, but I think confidence that your coach has it under control isn't a bad thing.

I just don't see that with Marrone. He looks lime a shlub...

We're on the same page with this one, he always looks lost and queasy, doesn't project anything but "something is going wrong, I just know it." I hated Jauron passionately, he was emotionless, Gailey always looked in control and sage, Marrone always looks lost and sick to his stomach or cranky sorehead and he's getting pastier every week.

When we were still up 13-3, they showed him looking queasy on the sidelines, I was thinking just stand there stone faced with your arms folded like Reid who is losing 13-3 for the players trotting to the sidelines. And I thought this is not going well, though we were ahead 13-3.

[BertSquirtgum]

I know this may sound petty, judging a man on his appearances, but it's getting increasingly painful for me to look at the guy when they cut away to shots of him on the sideline, with his goofy little wool hat and his constant look of bewilderment.

the guy's body language is just awful, in no way does he seem like an inspirational presence, he has no charisma and he never gives me the feeling that he's better than the guy on the other sideline.

He just looks like a guy who's first thought when something bad happens is "Why does this stuff keep happening to me?"

Am I wrong? Am I being shallow? Should pros need inspiration from their coach?

Maybe not, but I think confidence that your coach has it under control isn't a bad thing.

I just don't see that with Marrone. He looks lime a shlub...

He certainly looks like a scared big dumb pile of **** sitting there on the tv screen.

[GvilleBills]

We're on the same page with this one, he always looks lost and queasy, doesn't project anything but "something is going wrong, I just know it." I hated Jauron passionately, he was emotionless, Gailey always looked in control and sage, Marrone always looks lost and sick to his stomach or cranky sorehead and he's getting pastier every week.

When we were still up 13-3, they showed him looking queasy on the sidelines, I was thinking just stand there stone faced with your arms folded like Reid who is losing 13-3 for the players trotting to the sidelines. And I thought this is not going well, though we were ahead 13-3.

Out of curiosity, what was the score at the time?

[Novacane]

Out of curiosity, what was the score at the time?

I think it was 13-3

[imbondz]

I look at Marrone like Gary Kubiak. Took him a few years to build up the Texans. They were going to fire Kubiak, the year before they finally won the division I believe. I think it takes longer than 2-3 years for a coach to turn things around. We all want what a Dick Vermeil / Rams situation, but that is a pipe dream. Bellicheat sucked until Brady got there. Now he's a genius.

Marrone needs 1 great QB, and we're set. and he needs to fire Hackett.