Coach Mario

[JayJ79]

Re: Coach Mario

What happened to Verdouchebag. That was funny and appropriate!

no.

(some of our mods have a little class)

[PurpleClaw11]

Re: Coach Mario

What happened to Verdouchebag. That was funny and appropriate!

Maybe the person who wrote it regretted handling the loss like a 10 year old and decided to grow up, you might want to look into doing the same.

[kobe]

Re: Coach Mario

Nice come back Purple. Well said. It's still funny.

[Panther-Sheik]

Re: Coach Mario Verdouchebag

Can I get an example of a poor play call when Rennie was in yesterday?

I'll take the bait, Jeg I don't like that we only threw 2 roll out passes with Rennie yesterday (from memory, but that is all I recall, and I was looking for them) and I think I can still count on one hand the total roll outs this year with him (again from memory). We call at least 8 straight-up drop backs to every roll out it seems and I don't get it. He looked very comfortable and made some good throws on the rollouts yesterday. I think he has a decent arm, but he has to be put in his place of highest potential. Plus it makes that backer dropping the flat have to make a tough decision to stay on his man (should be Oordt or Herring dragging across the field IMO) or come up and play the run against a guy that can burn you with his legs.
Also, the play action on the drop backs in the second half and in OT were just plain stupid. You make Rennie turn his back to the defense for a play fake on a handoff that we never run. We never give the ball to the RB on that type of play, but we are using it as a play action?? And then, you are giving the defense an extra second to get into the QB's face, you are now asking the QB to pick up his receivers and the DB's with pressure in his face, and he is only maybe 6' tall, so that is very tough. I thought those were just plain dumb calls and we did it over and over again yesterday.
Now, the good. I thought the play call on the goal line was awesome. The one where Rennie did like a fake read option and then pulled up and passed it to Oordt. That seemed well designed and played to the strenght of our QB and also played well with our history or plays called, which made the defense bite.