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Spent 12 years with Cardinals. MB, BA, and Mayfield all love him. Hire him NOW. I think he would be a great hire!!!
I just want the next mcvay/Nagy is that asking too much?
Kyle shanahan is a good coach too
Kyle shanahan is a good coach too
He is playing with a third string udfa qb, and they can offer a much better product
Is that the same product that we beat...Twice? The one that currently has the first over all pick?
IMO if they had their starting QB we would only have one win.
He sleeps with the fishes.Bring in Luca Brasi.
I am not of the feeling that Kitchens has much, if anything, to do with Mayfield success. Baker seems to be self nurtured and extremely talented.I like what Kitchens has done with Mayfield.
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I am not of the feeling that Kitchens has much, if anything, to do with Mayfield success. Baker seems to be self nurtured and extremely talented.
If they want the next the Kyle Shanahan, Scott Turner would be the way to go.Kyle shanahan is a good coach too
He is playing with a third string udfa qb, and they can offer a much better product
We will disagree on this. Baker was bad with Haley and Hue fighting over power. Kitchens comes in and makes Duke Johnson, Baker Mayfield, and Nick Chubb viable players. I don't believe it is all Kitchens but I do believe he has found a way to connect with a very strong-willed young QB and help him be productive.I am not of the feeling that Kitchens has much, if anything, to do with Mayfield success. Baker seems to be self nurtured and extremely talented.
From Sando blog:
There have been two Mayfields; the guy we saw under Hue Jackson and Todd Haley has looked different from the passer who has played his past five games under new offensive coordinator Freddie Kitchens. Overnight, Mayfield has transformed from struggling rookie quarterback to Pro Bowler:
SPLIT CMP ATT CMP% YDS Y/ATT TD INT RATING
w/ Haley 130 223 58.3% 1,471 6.6 8 6 78.9
w/ Kitchens 112 153 73.2% 1,406 9.2 11 4 114.4
Under Haley, Mayfield ranked 29th in passer rating and 30th in Total QBR. Under Kitchens, meanwhile, Mayfield ranks third in passer rating and sixth in QBR. What has changed?
http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...k-progress-reports-2018-draft-picks-shown-far
From Sando blog:
There have been two Mayfields; the guy we saw under Hue Jackson and Todd Haley has looked different from the passer who has played his past five games under new offensive coordinator Freddie Kitchens. Overnight, Mayfield has transformed from struggling rookie quarterback to Pro Bowler:
SPLIT CMP ATT CMP% YDS Y/ATT TD INT RATING
w/ Haley 130 223 58.3% 1,471 6.6 8 6 78.9
w/ Kitchens 112 153 73.2% 1,406 9.2 11 4 114.4
Under Haley, Mayfield ranked 29th in passer rating and 30th in Total QBR. Under Kitchens, meanwhile, Mayfield ranks third in passer rating and sixth in QBR. What has changed?
http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...k-progress-reports-2018-draft-picks-shown-far
Yes. Houston showed that he is not a lock for the Hall yet.I'd say in part the opponenets. Total QBR doesn't adjust for opponents, I don't really want to spend a ton of time on this, but here are the DVOA ratings for the defenses faced before and after:
NYJ - 18
OAK - 31
BAL - 2
LAC - 9
TB - 30
PIT - 16
-----> Haley Fired
KC - 26
ATL - 32
CIN - 28
HOU - 8
CAR - 27
It's pretty stark.
How can Kitchens make changes to Haley's offense mid-season but Leftwich can't change McCoy's?