Is Kingsbury the Real Deal

[HomerPimpson]

KK is the real deal and it's not really debatable. He's already beaten other NFL coaches, the best coaches in the world. The other young coaches they compare him to have peaked. Look at Mcvay and the Rams. They are what they are. You know what you're getting, there's nothing innovative. Sure, some of KKs plays bomb but there's no innovation and no greatness without experimentation and failure. There's a ton of worse coaches than KK, imagine having Adam Gase, and KKs ceiling is huge because he's so young and innovative.

 

[oaken1]

KK is the real deal and it's not really debatable. He's already beaten other NFL coaches, the best coaches in the world. The other young coaches they compare him to have peaked. Look at Mcvay and the Rams. They are what they are. You know what you're getting, there's nothing innovative. Sure, some of KKs plays bomb but there's no innovation and no greatness without experimentation and failure. There's a ton of worse coaches than KK, imagine having Adam Gase, and KKs ceiling is huge because he's so young and innovative.

Slurp slurp

 

[HomerPimpson]

Slurp slurp

Nice reply, you convinced me.

 

[BritCard]

KK is the real deal and it's not really debatable. He's already beaten other NFL coaches, the best coaches in the world. The other young coaches they compare him to have peaked. Look at Mcvay and the Rams. They are what they are. You know what you're getting, there's nothing innovative. Sure, some of KKs plays bomb but there's no innovation and no greatness without experimentation and failure. There's a ton of worse coaches than KK, imagine having Adam Gase, and KKs ceiling is huge because he's so young and innovative.

Dude KK isn't in McVay league. Barely in the same game.

 

[GatorAZ]

KK is the real deal and it's not really debatable. He's already beaten other NFL coaches, the best coaches in the world. The other young coaches they compare him to have peaked. Look at Mcvay and the Rams. They are what they are. You know what you're getting, there's nothing innovative. Sure, some of KKs plays bomb but there's no innovation and no greatness without experimentation and failure. There's a ton of worse coaches than KK, imagine having Adam Gase, and KKs ceiling is huge because he's so young and innovative.

This is what it seems like when you follow Steve Wilks.

 

[DVontel]

What is with these random posters with no avis just posting randomness the past 3-4 months?

 

[WisconsinCard]

What is with these random posters with no avis just posting randomness the past 3-4 months?

No kidding and without taking our lunch order. What's up with that??

 

[HomerPimpson]

OMG someone's posting in our exclusive group.

It's year two; 2nd year coach and QB and covid and no training camp. Mcvay didn't look so great yesterday against SF and we beat SF straight up. Our ceiling is so much higher.

 

[cardncubfan]

Dude KK isn't in McVay league. Barely in the same game.

Is that why McVay was constantly asking KK for advice or stealing some of his plays? Barely in the same game. Get out of here with that BS!

 

[cardncubfan]

Dude KK isn't in McVay league. Barely in the same game.

How was that first scoring drive? Was that barely in the same game? Smh

 

[WildBB]

These last two were two totally winnable games going in. But tonight is the best game of the year.
D took control and then Murray kicked it up a notch.
Coahes took advantage of weaknesses and let the playmakers loose.

 

[HairZach]

I think the case for Kingsbury being the real deal is made by our redzone stats. We have scored touchdowns on 88% percent of our redzone possessions going into this game. Even with Murray having a very off day we were still nails there tonight.

 

[THESMEL]

He’s balancing up to get wins, that’s football 101 - glad he remembers how- yes he’s our real deal

 

[GatorAZ]

Kyler cost Kliff a 50 burger tonight but a 38 burger ain’t bad.

 

[iLLmatiC]

He's innovative with his playcalling. Just need to start getting Kyler to connect on some deep bombs.

 

[Cheesebeef]

Is that why McVay was constantly asking KK for advice or stealing some of his plays? Barely in the same game. Get out of here with that BS!

doesnt KK need to at least have a winning season before we compare him to a guy who’s been 11-5 and in the playoffs, 13-3 and in the Super Bowl and 9-7... and again, 4-2 in year 4?

come on guys.

 

[juza76]

This forum is basically made of people from 35 to 80 years old but still wondering how fickle can be an adult person
I read people get too much enthusiasm for a single good game and then doing the opposite after a bad one
So u can listen someone call Murphy a garbage and the week later the best slot corner
Reddick from being useless and then deserving a big payday next year
And Kingsbury turning into a offensive guru after being called an overrated college coach with a subpar record

 

[CardsSunsDbacks]

This forum is basically made of people from 35 to 80 years old but still wondering how fickle can be an adult person
I read people get too much enthusiasm for a single good game and then doing the opposite after a bad one
So u can listen someone call Murphy a garbage and the week later the best slot corner
Reddick from being useless and then deserving a big payday next year
And Kingsbury turning into a offensive guru

It's human nature to exaggerate the present. I know for me personally I try not to post when I am too high or too low because I know I will probably post some pretty stupid comments.

 

[Cardiac]

I watched a lot of the Rams / 49ers game and was in awe of the game plan Shanahan put together. With a so so QB on a gimpy ankle Shanny called play after play that had the Rams confused and the 9ers were gaining chunks of yardage and putting points on the board.

I have to admit I thought how come KK never seems to make it look that easy. After last nights game I can see some of what KK is doing and although it doesn't look as pretty as Shanahan's game plan against the Rams I can see some of the beauty in KK's.

If KM gets his accuracy back then this offense can be unstoppable.

 

[WhyAlwaysMe]

doesnt KK need to at least have a winning season before we compare him to a guy who’s been 11-5 and in the playoffs, 13-3 and in the Super Bowl and 9-7... and again, 4-2 in year 4?

come on guys.

I don’t think so. Rams have been immensely talented.

 

[WhyAlwaysMe]

This forum is basically made of people from 35 to 80 years old but still wondering how fickle can be an adult person
I read people get too much enthusiasm for a single good game and then doing the opposite after a bad one
So u can listen someone call Murphy a garbage and the week later the best slot corner
Reddick from being useless and then deserving a big payday next year
And Kingsbury turning into a offensive guru after being called an overrated college coach with a subpar record

Murphy has been good all year. He was amazing last night. Remember: he made a key play to save the SF game.

Also, Budda is our best player on both sides of the ball. He killed Seattle last year in Seattle and he’s primed to do it again. Russell also struggles against blitz (relatively), so I’m guessing we will be coming for him. Vance lit his ass up last year.

 

[HomerPimpson]

4-2.

The only egregarious loss was against the Lions. It happens. If you'd told me before the year that 2 of our 4 wins would be against SF and Dallas? 2nd place in the toughest division in football. Top 10 defense. Best safety in football. Best WR in football. Most dynamic QB in football.

In 2008, when we went to the SB, we also started 4-2, beating...SF and Dallas...while losing to the awful Redskins and Jets. Stuff happens. Were fine.

 

[Cardiac]

"When the play was called, I think I had just fair caught a punt, and Andy (Isabella) ran on the field," Kirk said. "He was like, 'We're calling the play. We're calling the play. You're going to go 80 yards for a touchdown.' It was kind of one of those where your heart starts beating a little fast."

https://www.azcardinals.com/news/budda-baker-proves-his-worth-in-dallas

It's quotes like this that gives KK some of his cachet.

 

[unseenaz]

"When the play was called, I think I had just fair caught a punt, and Andy (Isabella) ran on the field," Kirk said. "He was like, 'We're calling the play. We're calling the play. You're going to go 80 yards for a touchdown.' It was kind of one of those where your heart starts beating a little fast."

https://www.azcardinals.com/news/budda-baker-proves-his-worth-in-dallas

It's quotes like this that gives KK some of his cachet.

That's cool