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lol. It’s a tweet. And it isn’t correct for fucks sake! Seattle didn’t have a 46.4 DVOA you idiot. Just check their site. https://ftnfantasy.com/stats/nfl/team-total-dvoa DVOA has also been on a 4 year run of anomaly with the 18 game schedule adjustment. I confused you for a smart person. if Seattle hadn’t won, then the the Rams would also have been right there for your pathetic cope excuse.

I'm no o-line coach, but its apparently directly tied to the abnormal injury numbers for his offensive linemen. According to the Piller / Kearse conversation I had, it all stems from a misunderstanding of anchor and over-emphasizing keeping your feet moving to counter power. Its a mechanical over-simplification and mis-understanding. And when you repeatedly keep emphasizing moving your feet at all costs (without direction) to someone (as an answer to establishing anchor), you are engraining a flawed technique to a person who doesn't understand it and it introduces injury. Its coaching someone to failure. Also maybe not so coincidentally why Keith Carter's lines are continually the most injured in the NFL. Look at Minnesota Vikings this past year after Carter joined and their large injury rate spike on the o-line. Look at Keith Carter injury rates with the Jets. Look at the Keith Carter injury rates with the Titans and Vrabel.

Where do you get this misinformation? Do you just expect no-one to fact check you? The 2025 Seahawks team was good (as were the 2025 Rams and the 2025 Niners), but every NFC team was going to smoke the Patriots. The NFC as a whole was vastly superior. Patriots were lucky to find themselves in a scenario where they simply suit up for the game.

Throw in the Dean Pees saga, not naming a DC in 2020, and hiring Tim Kelly as a "fix" as well. So many self-owns.

This is a pretty stupid analogy that fails to make a concise point or identify the roles correctly. You keep ignoring that your "wife" in this scenario went 6-21 during their the last days in Tennessee, cheated on you, and that the Patriots win totals this season will always be a complete statistical anomaly. Even Drake Maye's numbers this season completely fall apart when you look at his performance against any defense that wasn't ranked in the bottom 1/4 of the league. It was complete fools gold. You just refuse to look at reality and would rather cock-gobble someone else's coach than think critically.

This. The issue wasn't firing Vrabel. The issue was missing on the initial replacement hirings of Carthon and Callahan in TN. Hopefully that's all remedied now.

Indeed. This board has some posters that just need to hand in their Titans fan card and move on. Or continue to go follow Vrabel around like a puppy dog in NE. Pathetic losers.

It should be pretty clear at this point that Mike Macdonald, Liam Coen, or Shanahan were more deserving of the COTY award. Also, really looking forward to endlessly bumping this thread for the next 7 months to remind the board of the cock-gobbling Vrabel twats in here.

And now you chicken out on your he “brought” him bullshit. Prove it if it’s “so” well known. Trash.

You’re just keeping with the utter crap that he’s been trotting McDaniels around in personal interviews for two cycles? Keep your pathetic laugh emojis to yourself. Such stupid nonsense. Jake Locker amputation level embarrassment.

This is just laughable bullshit. Where do you get that he "brought" McDaniels with him??? This is one of the more stupid things ever posted on this site. Bongo-level shit. Vrabel was pitching Arthur Smith last year in LA. Arthur even interviewed again for Charger OC last month: https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10106599-nfl-rumors-arthur-smith-expected-to-be-mike-vrabels-oc-when-ex-titans-hc-lands-job https://www.chargers.com/news/offensive-coordinator-search-arthur-smith-interview And no, Josh McDaniels wasn't the only candidate being rumored in Chicago. Tommy Rees was also right there in the mix according to Breer and Chicago insiders.

It tells me the playing-calling 2nd year head coach who is also playing in the Super Bowl with a 14 win team is more deserving overall for COTY. Not to mention two other candidates whom also delivered more impressive head coaching seasons (Coen as a first year head coach and play-caller in Jax and Shanahan navigating a brutal division with those injuries).

Coincidentally, no one will bring up that McDaniels won Assistant Coach of the Year and that Drake Maye narrowly lost MVP.

This year proves that all Vrabel needed to do in TN was hire a competent OC. He can thank Kraft and McDaniels for his award.

Honestly, its one of the things that scares me most about Saleh. He brought in Downing and Carter on his Jets staff to "fix" things... Yikes. https://jetsxfactor.com/2024/10/07/ny-jets-baffling-offense-keith-carter/ In another since-deleted comment, then-Jets left tackle Mekhi Becton replied to Lewan’s post by saying his criticism of Carter was “nothing but facts.” Former All-Pro fullback Pat DiMarco, who played for Carter in Atlanta, replied to Lewan’s post by commenting that “Keith Carter was nobody’s favorite coach and I can say that with a lot of confidence.” Despite all of this – criticism from former players leading into his first season, back-to-back bottom-2 finishes, more injury struggles under Carter’s watch, and further criticism from current players after his first season – the Jets brought Carter back for the 2024 season. Saleh even said that Carter did a “really nice job” in 2023. Saleh’s decision to retain Carter was panned by fans and media members alike. It was even more baffling than his decision to hire Carter, as everything that made Carter so unappealing in the first place was only further affirmed with his performance in 2023. Lo and behold, Saleh’s choice to stick with a bad coach has led to bad results. As we sit here five games into the 2024 season, Carter continues to be an apparent liability for New York. The Jets loaded their offensive line with talent in the offseason, building what appeared to be their strongest unit in over a decade. The unit has remained mostly healthy through five weeks, as four of the five starters have not missed a game. Yet, all of a sudden, it looks like each member of the unit forgot how to play football. This is especially true in the run game. The Jets’ run-blocking has been utterly horrendous this season, as New York ranks 31st in the NFL with 0.5 yards before contact per rush attempt, according to NFL Next Gen Stats. The image of Braelon Allen at the top of this article is a glimpse of what the offensive line has given the running backs on a routine basis this year. And it doesn’t even appear to be a product of poor individual execution; it’s mainly due to botched assignments allowing unblocked defenders to get into the backfield. Players rarely appear to be on the same page. https://atozsports.com/nfl/new-york-jets-news/latest-report-indicates-that-the-jets-coaching-staff-was-not-functional-even-before-robert-salehs-firing/ Had Hackett been fired, Saleh would have promoted Todd Downing to offensive coordinator. The former Tennessee Titans OC was hired as the Jets’ passing game coordinator in 2023 and had the quarterbacks coach role added to his contract in 2024.