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  • LtBillsFan66
    Registered User
    • Jul 2002
    • 35553

    Coaching Mistakes

    1) Damn trick plays that don't trick anyone.
    2) Pulling Sam Adams. Yes I heard he was pulled from the game because he "wasn't making plays"
    3) I like Roscoe and all, but in this crucial game, let Smith or McGee return punts.
    4) The fatal 4th and 7 call.
  • mysticsoto
    Too sober for this...
    • Apr 2004
    • 31439

    #2
    Re: Coaching Mistakes

    Originally posted by billsfanone
    1) Damn trick plays that don't trick anyone.
    2) Pulling Sam Adams. Yes I heard he was pulled from the game because he "wasn't making plays"
    3) I like Roscoe and all, but in this crucial game, let Smith or McGee return punts.
    4) The fatal 4th and 7 call.
    You can't blame the coaching on the 4th and 7 call. That's all Holcomb. He threw the ball. Moulds was an outlet receiver in case NE blitzed and they didn't. When they didn't, Holcomb shouldn't even have considered him an option and gone with another of the receivers - or just tucked it in and tried to run. The whole middle of the field was wide open!!!

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    • LtBillsFan66
      Registered User
      • Jul 2002
      • 35553

      #3
      Re: Coaching Mistakes

      Perhaps.

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      • Patrick76777
        Registered User
        • Jul 2002
        • 17297

        #4
        Re: Coaching Mistakes

        Originally posted by billsfanone
        1) Damn trick plays that don't trick anyone.
        2) Pulling Sam Adams. Yes I heard he was pulled from the game because he "wasn't making plays"
        3) I like Roscoe and all, but in this crucial game, let Smith or McGee return punts.
        4) The fatal 4th and 7 call.


        I like point 3. Sure the game was most likely over, but if he can just catch that punt and bring it up around the 40 at least you have one shot at the endzone. Even if you bring JP in for the bigger gun!

        not catching or misjudging that punt was a rookie mistake.
        Resign our own guys!

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        • Patrick76777
          Registered User
          • Jul 2002
          • 17297

          #5
          Re: Coaching Mistakes

          Originally posted by mysticsoto
          You can't blame the coaching on the 4th and 7 call. That's all Holcomb. He threw the ball. Moulds was an outlet receiver in case NE blitzed and they didn't. When they didn't, Holcomb shouldn't even have considered him an option and gone with another of the receivers - or just tucked it in and tried to run. The whole middle of the field was wide open!!!
          Marv said something about this earlier.

          He said that Holcomb was most likely thinking, “Nobody’s open, I don’t want to take a sack to end this game, my only option is to hit Moulds and hope he can break a tackle.” And he had to think of all of that in about 3 seconds.


          Makes sense to me.
          Resign our own guys!

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          • Pride
            Registered User
            • Jul 2002
            • 10191

            #6
            Re: Coaching Mistakes

            Lack of attempts at long throws (over 20 yards)

            Average to Good line protection, 3 fast WR's. 2 long throws???

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            • OpIv37
              Acid Douching Asswipe
              • Sep 2002
              • 101313

              #7
              Re: Coaching Mistakes

              Originally posted by Pride
              Lack of attempts at long throws (over 20 yards)

              Average to Good line protection, 3 fast WR's. 2 long throws???
              don't forget the Pats playing their 108th string safeties too- both of their starting safeties were on the street 2 weeks ago.
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              • Forward_Lateral
                Registered User
                • Mar 2004
                • 29897

                #8
                Re: Coaching Mistakes

                I disagree with you about pulling Adams, BF1. Bannan played like a monster out there, getting one sack, and forcing a fumble.

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                • Pride
                  Registered User
                  • Jul 2002
                  • 10191

                  #9
                  Re: Coaching Mistakes

                  Bannan did play well... wouldnt mind seeing Bannan and adams next week?

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                  • LtBillsFan66
                    Registered User
                    • Jul 2002
                    • 35553

                    #10
                    Re: Coaching Mistakes

                    Perhaps.

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                    • Michael82
                      Registered User
                      • Jul 2002
                      • 82328

                      #11
                      Re: Coaching Mistakes

                      Here's the thing that bothered me. That one drive to start the 2nd quarter, it was all Willis McGahee. they even ran the ball on 1st and goal. McGahee got 6 yards. Then they went to two consecutive passing plays instead of trying to pound it in.

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                      • Michael82
                        Registered User
                        • Jul 2002
                        • 82328

                        #12
                        Re: Coaching Mistakes

                        Here's the thing that bothered me. That one drive to start the 2nd quarter, it was all Willis McGahee. they even ran the ball on 1st and goal. McGahee got 6 yards. Then they went to two consecutive passing plays instead of trying to pound it in.

                        Buffalo Bills at 14:16
                        1-10-BUF47 (14:16) W.McGahee left guard to NE 45 for 8 yards (D.Starks).
                        2-2-NE45 (13:37) W.McGahee right end to NE 34 for 11 yards (M.Vrabel, E.Wilson).
                        1-10-NE34 (12:58) K.Holcomb pass to S.Williams to NE 31 for 3 yards (D.Klecko, M.Beisel).
                        2-7-NE31 (12:20) W.McGahee left guard to NE 28 for 3 yards (D.Klecko, R.Colvin).
                        3-4-NE28 (11:36) (Shotgun) K.Holcomb pass to E.Moulds to NE 23 for 5 yards (A.Freeman).
                        1-10-NE23 (10:57) W.McGahee left guard to NE 18 for 5 yards (E.Wilson).
                        2-5-NE18 (10:18) K.Holcomb pass to E.Moulds to NE 10 for 8 yards (A.Samuel).
                        1-10-NE10 (9:37) W.McGahee left end to NE 4 for 6 yards (M.Vrabel, D.Starks).
                        2-4-NE4 (8:52) K.Holcomb pass incomplete to T.Euhus (M.Vrabel).
                        3-4-NE4 (8:48) K.Holcomb pass incomplete to J.Reed.
                        4-4-NE4 (8:45) R.Lindell 23 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-M.Schneck, Holder-B.Moorman.

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                        • DaBills
                          Registered User
                          • Sep 2004
                          • 1206

                          #13
                          Re: Coaching Mistakes

                          Having the corners lay off WR's. MANY times they were 10 yards off, no exaggeration. And this allows QB's the chance to hit WR's without timing being disrupted. A lot of times, we stacked the middle. Brady sees this and knows because of our soft coverage on the corners, he can audible and go with a quick 2-3 step drop hit out in the flat, to hell with running up the middle.

                          Case in point last night. NE is inside the Bills' 10 late. Clements starts backing up like the WR is going to run a deep route????? Brady hits his guy just over the LOS and THEN Clements comes back into the picture to strip the ball? Why didn't he just stay with him in the first place? Either Clements is not the shutdown corner he says he is and that we need, or it's Gray's fault for allowing this. WTF are they doing during practice? Soft coverage, no-tackle-just-strip-the-ball drills?

                          And blitzes. Disguising them is a joke. Pittsburgh does it by sending numbers, so it CAN be done. They put 8 in the box and dare you to run on them. How is a QB going to be intimidated if all sees is a four-man front? We got to Brady, but we went away from it? Why? Disrupt his timing and send the house. Our secondary had fairly good coverage deep last night, (except for a few passes.)
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