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Patience, That's not me saying it, that's the decision makers.    No doubt Callahan would redo some things today but he's not to blame for Pollard fumbling, the OL not being able to block th

We lost by 8 points and 10 points the other way are directly tied to his play calls. He decided to go PA shotgun from the 6 yard line with 48 seconds and then throw an incomplete pass stopping the clo

I'm pretty pissed that Callahan called for a Pollard fumble, 8 drops, and our Tackles to get beat like drums. Horrible game planning. 

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None of these things are actually new though.  The problems that we saw yesterday were there last year as well.  Them getting penalized and looking undisciplined isn’t something that just cropped up .  They were amongst the most penalized teams last year .  The weird ass playcalling was there as well.

 

So was the train wreck level PCs where he comes off as a giant clueless idiot .  If you’re doing a scorecard , you’d have to say this is who he is just based on evidence.

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2 minutes ago, NashvilleNinja said:

I mean, on the one hand he said he got it wrong in the game and should have challenged it.

 

But a little later he says he understands the rules.

 

Need some more astute folks to break that down, but it appears to be a little bit of talking out of both sides of his mouth. Idk...

He sounds like he’s full of shit to me. Either you know it or you don’t.

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28 minutes ago, Justafan said:

Well, I can't blame Colt Anderson anymore... or Will Levis, or Daley, or Vrabel, or Ran... 

 

Oh wait, fans were 100% correct to criticize people failing to perform and the criticism will and SHOULD continue as long as this team fails to perform. 

You do you babe. I’m not stopping you 

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28 minutes ago, Mythos27 said:

I think you misread. It's not a matter of luck. It's a matter of talent/ability. Bad players that are overmatched in their individual match ups, often commit penalties in an attempt to stay competitive. It's partly why limited CBs like Brownlee are often so heavily penalized; they're having to be extra scrappy to try to stay with superior athletes and this results in penalties. It's not about Callahan being "unlucky" it's about the Titans roster lacking talent. If you disagree then show me how my two examples are more on coaching than on player execution. 

We're currently #10 in offensive line spending.  Where the hell is this money going if it's not buying talent?  

 

The list of short because our players have genuinely been trash in the past.  But Aaron Brewer became a much better player when he went to Miami.  While everyone who comes to Tennessee just seems to play worse.  It's very unlikely that there isn't user -error involved in the constant underperformance of the OL, especially with all of the user errors that we saw on the field yesterday which stressed any weaknesses that we had to the absolute limit

 

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1 hour ago, ctm said:

You think Simmons shove was the coaches fault?

That was Simmons being Simmons.  He's been boneheaded his entire career.  I think it's the coaches fault that he's not been held accountable for it.  He wasn't even pulled from the next play.  That's candy ass coaching.  When your best defensive player who is in year 6 is allowed to repeatedly make the same stupid mistake that's the coaches fault.

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Just now, TerryBoats said:

We're currently #10 in offensive line spending.  Where the hell is this money going if it's not buying talent?  

 

The list of short because our players have genuinely been trash in the past.  But Aaron Brewer became a much better player when he went to Miami.  While everyone who comes to Tennessee just seems to play worse.  It's very unlikely that there isn't user -error involved in the underperformance of the OL, especially with all of the user errors that we saw on the field yesterday which stressed any weaknesses that we had to the absolute limit

 

But what exactly is the user error you're referring to? I'm watching guys lose their one on one match ups. For example; what exactly should to coaches have done to prevent Latham from nearly giving up a safety on the goal line by not even getting a finger on the rusher? Seriously, where did the coaches mess that one up?

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10 minutes ago, TeamRamrod said:

Felt like he was trying to cover for his rules guy in that press conference to me. Either way, a total failure on the operation no doubt. 

 

I think PK did push him on that a bit and he just kinda repeated himself, taking the blame, so it's a possibility he was being a shield for his guys. But he could also just be FOS like rns90 said.

 

I'm not chucking the dude over this one thing, though. There were plenty of other things to criticize him on, deservedly so, but everyone's focusing most on this. It's all worth zeroing in on and questioning him about.

 

At the end of the day, they didn't play an entire 17-game season yesterday. They just played the first game. It's all a big sour noteworthy red flag, but it's still just one game. If we come out and run roughshod over the Rams next week half of everyone ripping him today will be scobbing his knob this time next week.

 

So we'll see.

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3 minutes ago, TerryBoats said:

We're currently #10 in offensive line spending.  Where the hell is this money going if it's not buying talent?  

 

The list of short because our players have genuinely been trash in the past.  But Aaron Brewer became a much better player when he went to Miami.  While everyone who comes to Tennessee just seems to play worse.  It's very unlikely that there isn't user -error involved in the constant underperformance of the OL, especially with all of the user errors that we saw on the field yesterday which stressed any weaknesses that we had to the absolute limit

 

One of his biggest “selling points” was that he’d bring along his dad and they’d turn the OL into a good unit and not the flaming trash heap that we had been.  
 

And they aren’t signing/drafting these guys without his input.  He inherited Skronski .  No one expected him to turn Jaelyn Duncan into stating material.

 

But he should be able to turn good decent OL into better ones.

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1 minute ago, bondra316v2 said:

That was Simmons being Simmons.  He's been boneheaded his entire career.  I think it's the coaches fault that he's not been held accountable for it.  He wasn't even pulled from the next play.  That's candy ass coaching.  When your best defensive player who is in year 6 is allowed to repeatedly make the same stupid mistake that's the coaches fault.

Lewan got his captain's patch stripped at one point. He still went on to be a walking penalty flag for the rest of his career. He would go on twitter and seem very contrite, then do some more dumb shit a week or two later. Undisciplined players are who they are and the only way to really stop the penalties is to bench them  in favor of someone more disciplined. We don't have that luxury because we suck. 

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