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I saw that! But it's from the players perspective not the coaches. It gives the coaches 5 minutes to decompress and compare notes and discuss what they have been thinking throughout the first half. It gives all the decision makers the ability to open up and gather some input from other skilled people. That is what my perception of half-time adjustments are because from that meeting you can emerge with a consistent plan of adjustment you can present to the team. How you present it...well they might not even know.
Easy for you to say but I bet if Josh got a new pilot's license and the FAA told him "good job, you don't need us anymore", you wouldn't want to be a passenger on the plane he was flying, too often.
Do you have other examples of players in sports who have had the rise that Josh has had and then still excelled with the lack of coaching/players/scheme?
I'd be very comfortable knowing he has five years of experience flying under his belt.
Allen wasn't just handed the starting job this Sunday, so your analogy is very poor.
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You don't have to meet with the team to implement half time adjustments. This isn't a movie! They can meet with players during the 3rd quarter if and when desired to implement whatever halftime adjustments they deem appropriate. Players individually or as a group. All of these professionals are busting our asses with the half time adjustment discussion. Half time adjustments are involved with how you implement the game plan in the second half. That process continues until the game is over. It is not a static thing half-time adjustments. Plus, now they have zoom so everyone can be taking a dump while they have a team meeting!
Those who say Josh has been a problem are correct. Dorsey's job is to make sure Josh isn't a problem. He has no clue how to do that. Daboll was good at it. QB whisperer.
We lost 3 games in the regular season by a grand total of EIGHT points.
I'd say Dorsey did pretty good job.
Remember, Dorsey and Frazier are offensive and defensive COORDINATORS.
They have a boss.
Did you watch the games?
Put no one away since early October. Lacked flow. Lacked identity. Allen regressed after the Chiefs game. Red zone efficiency was in the toilet. OC throwing a tantrum like a lunatic.
We lost 3 games in the regular season by a grand total of EIGHT points.
I'd say Dorsey did pretty good job.
Remember, Dorsey and Frazier are offensive and defensive COORDINATORS.
They have a boss.
You must be new to watching football, because you sure are acting like it.
The first people to get fired are the Co-ordinators. That's just how it works. They aren't going to just fire McDermott, who has the highest winning % in Bills history, without giving him multiple chances to rectify problems himself first.
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