according to Rodak on Twitter.
It looks like he took a pay cut of about 1.5 million each of the next two seasons.
I'm fine with Urbik as the interior depth guy for the team (i.e. reserve guard and center).
according to Rodak on Twitter.
It looks like he took a pay cut of about 1.5 million each of the next two seasons.
I'm fine with Urbik as the interior depth guy for the team (i.e. reserve guard and center).
Originally Posted by mysticsoto
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It looks like Ryan thinks more of Urbik than Marrone did. There was no way Marrone was bringing him back, no matter how low his salary was. If Marrone was still coach Urbik would have been waived already.
He's pretty good as the first interior lineman off the bench. And if he has competent players on either side he can go unnoticed all game long.
Any hate should be directed at the coach or GM that put him in the starter role. Anyways, good job getting some affordable depth, happy to see it.
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What baffles me is how good he played 2 years ago, and how bad he played last year.
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Good.
YardRat (03-17-2015)
I think dropping back to pass 30+ times a game doesn't help either.
better days (03-17-2015)
Lets see how good of a OL coach Aaron Kromer is.
My guess is, Marrone was the one who ruined the OL by getting involved instead of letting his coaches coach. When he let the ST coach and Schwartz do their thing, both units played well.
better days (03-17-2015)
Special teams is still an enigma for me. Why did we suck big donkey balls in one year and have a premium unit the following year?
Makes no sense to me. No big change with regard to players, at least that I know about. And the same coaches.
And did Marrone intervene more or less in the second year?
It is easy to say that it become better so he intervened less. But it could also be the opposite...
Offenses usually get better in their second year than in their first. Marrone supposedly told Hackett to dumb down and go conservative with the offense in the 2nd year which IMO affected everyone. You can't handcuff an offense and expect it to progress.
While the D was loaded with talent, I would have expected the D unit to go sideways in terms of progress since it was Schwartz's first year. But it played better because Schwartz had the autonomy.
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better days (03-17-2015)
Well, Doug Marrone worked for Sean Payton, but Doug Marrone is not Sean Peyton & never will be.
Marrone is a former OL player, he never was & never will be an offensive genius.
He can hold a clipboard but it is obvious he has no business calling offensive plays.
He would have been better advised to leave the offense to Hackett just as he left the defense to Schwartz & Pettine.
Hackett on the other hand may have a future in the NFL if he ever gets another chance as an OC.
And there is nothing wrong with a HC letting the coordinators do the heavy lifting.
Marv Levy let his OC run the offense & his DC run the defense.
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