| augustiniak |
10-03-2012 03:42 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by SMC
(Post 4629355)
Tannenbaum has not done an adequate job building a good team.
He seemed to be banking on Sanchez becoming an elite QB by year 3 to mask all the poor personnel decisions, but did a bad job managing Sanchez' development in the process.
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i think tanny's fatal flaw was that he relied too much on imput from the coaches, mangini and rex, rather than take bap based on the scouts. that's what happens when you put a non-football guy in charge, he is prone to trust people other than the scouts in making choices. specifically since rex came i think it all went downhill. they were basically seduced by sanchez's low key cali personality and ignored that he had all of 1 year of college experience. i'm sure the wilson pick was rex's. ducasse seems to be a sentimental blunder by tanny. it's like fantasy football here where you have a partner or two and decide on the fly what you're doing. every year the philosophy changes and it's not clear why.
also, they've spent so much time and money chasing names, particularly on offense, from farve to holmes, edwards to TJ, i'm sure there's more. the annoying thing is that they definitely seem dedicated to building the defense organically, for the most part, but would rather bring in troubled talent on the offense. again i think this is rex's influence to an extent, that's how he would do it if he were the gm. he'd draft wilk, wilson and coples, demario davis and a few safeties, draft a raw tall wr and draft big slow rbs like greene, connor and gannaway to ground and pound. the past few drafts really seem like rex's imprint, sadly, the mark of a defensive-minded coach who neither understands the intricacies of offense nor appreciates the fact that while he spends so much time scheming for all these elaborate offenses around the nfl, opposing defensive coordinators don't have nearly the task with his own offense b/c he's in the gm's ear telling him 'defense, defense, defense'.
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