Brady vs Bellychick
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hbwb
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he was playing fisherball most of the time. it is akin to buying a ferarri and taking it mudding.
when the titans got behind and had to play catch up where mm ran the hurry up and the no huddle he looked a lot better. maybe because he was finally in his element. did you happen to catch goff under fisher? what happened to him with an offensive minded coach who did not run an 80's style offense?
i know you are smarter than this but you act like coaching has nothing to do with it.
Stretch19
Grow up
they are
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hes throw 101 td in his career...made over a million per TD thrown
Stretch19
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pretty sure fisher last coached the titans in 2010...last i checked, marriota was in HS in 2010
unless you were talking about Goff and Keenum, two qbs that flourished after they got out from underneath fisher...but nah, you werent
hbwb
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i think keenum comes back down to earth next year. he throws up too many prayer balls and floaters which his wr's just happen to come down with over defenders which i think is pretty amazing. i also do not think it will last. i mean how many qb's in the history of the game had that one great year that was so vastly different than any of their other years and then went on to sustain it? how many qb's routinely get away with throwing lob passes and wounded ducks?
watching keenum this year has been amazing to me. i do not ever recall seeing anything quite like it. he throws up prayer balls quite regularly and he must live a very clean life because his prayers are answered quite often.
watching keenum this year has been amazing to me. i do not ever recall seeing anything quite like it. he throws up prayer balls quite regularly and he must live a very clean life because his prayers are answered quite often.
Country469
Well-Known Member
He also has a couple targets that are gonna be good for years to come now. And a RB who can catch the ball out the back field. STFU old man
hbwb
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well i guess you are not familiar with the term fisherball which actually was coined by titan fans when old jeff was still coaching there. mike mularkey ran it about as well as jeff fisher ever thought about. you can even google fisherball and learn something about it if you've a mind to.
Stretch19
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the vast ****ing majority of the league tries to run the ball, control the clock and play good defense though...you act like the titans are the only ones who have needed to do this as a result of not having an elite QB who can air it out on a consistent basis
FlashTheLeather
Addicted to Softballfans
You make it sound like Keenum had some monster year this year. "Come back down to earth"? His team won with him but I haven't heard a single analyst or read a single article that has said Keenum has been some amazing QB this year. 236 ypg / 22 TD / 7 INT. Where is he coming back down to earth from?
3XC
Big Truss
1. Goff went from year 1 to year 2, that's traditionally the big leap.
2. Fisher hasn't been the coach of the Titans since 2010. In 2010 Mariota was a junior at Saint Louis HS in Hawaii. He didn't play college football until 2012. So respectfully, what in the ever living **** are you talking about?
hrdchrgin13
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I guess the old guy was saying that Murlarky was running a similar style of **** offense.
Stretch19
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3/4 the league runs a similar style of offense...run the ball, control the clock and play ****ing defense
3XC
Big Truss
Assistant coaches under Jeff Fisher who have become NFL head coaches:
Gregg Williams, Buffalo Bills (2001–2003)
Jim Schwartz, Detroit Lions (2009–2013)
Mike Munchak, Tennessee Titans (2011–2013)
John Fassel, Los Angeles Rams (2016)
After Fisher's tutelage, Fassel, Williams, Schwartz, and Munchak have ***ulatively posted 52 wins and 85 losses, or a winning percentage of approximately 38.2%.
Gregg Williams, Buffalo Bills (2001–2003)
Jim Schwartz, Detroit Lions (2009–2013)
Mike Munchak, Tennessee Titans (2011–2013)
John Fassel, Los Angeles Rams (2016)
After Fisher's tutelage, Fassel, Williams, Schwartz, and Munchak have ***ulatively posted 52 wins and 85 losses, or a winning percentage of approximately 38.2%.
hrdchrgin13
Well-Known Member
You are using to broad of a brush there guy. schemes can be game breakers