Despite Criticism, Business As Usual For Mike McCoy
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If Mike McCoy is worried about his job status with the Cardinals, he’s not letting on.
The Cardinals’ offensive coordinator has come under outside fire for the team’s inefficient start, but said Tuesday that he does not feel any extra pressure to succeed in Thursday night’s clash with the Broncos.
“We’re preparing like every other week,” McCoy said. “Our objective every week is to go out and win the next game we’re playing. That’s our focus.”
The Cardinals are averaging 13.7 points per game and have the fewest yards. While the criticism seems to be reaching a fevered pitch, McCoy said he avoids the chatter.
“No offense, but I don’t watch a lot of TV,” McCoy said. “I don’t read papers. I don’t get on the internet. I’m too busy doing other things, putting plans together. And when my family is in town, I spend every minute I can with them, or talking to them at night when they’re in San Diego, things like that. I’ve been in this long enough (to not get wrapped up in the fervor).”
While many outsiders are pointing at McCoy’s schemes as the root of the issue on offense, wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald said McCoy should not be the scapegoat for the ills.
“It’s a team game,” Fitzgerald said. “Everybody’s got to be held accountable. None of us has done a good enough job to this point to be successful. To try to blame one person is not fair or right. Unfortunately in this profession, there always needs to be a finger pointed at somebody. Somebody has to be blamed. It’s always been that way, and it’s unfortunate.”
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Truer words were never spoken. #nooffense
https://www.azcardinals.com/news/despite-criticism-business-as-usual-for-mike-mccoy
If Mike McCoy is worried about his job status with the Cardinals, he’s not letting on.
The Cardinals’ offensive coordinator has come under outside fire for the team’s inefficient start, but said Tuesday that he does not feel any extra pressure to succeed in Thursday night’s clash with the Broncos.
“We’re preparing like every other week,” McCoy said. “Our objective every week is to go out and win the next game we’re playing. That’s our focus.”
The Cardinals are averaging 13.7 points per game and have the fewest yards. While the criticism seems to be reaching a fevered pitch, McCoy said he avoids the chatter.
“No offense, but I don’t watch a lot of TV,” McCoy said. “I don’t read papers. I don’t get on the internet. I’m too busy doing other things, putting plans together. And when my family is in town, I spend every minute I can with them, or talking to them at night when they’re in San Diego, things like that. I’ve been in this long enough (to not get wrapped up in the fervor).”
While many outsiders are pointing at McCoy’s schemes as the root of the issue on offense, wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald said McCoy should not be the scapegoat for the ills.
“It’s a team game,” Fitzgerald said. “Everybody’s got to be held accountable. None of us has done a good enough job to this point to be successful. To try to blame one person is not fair or right. Unfortunately in this profession, there always needs to be a finger pointed at somebody. Somebody has to be blamed. It’s always been that way, and it’s unfortunate.”
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Truer words were never spoken. #nooffense