DesperateDerelict Posted January 25, 2008 Report Share Posted January 25, 2008 I am here to neither praise Marvin, nor bury him. However, any General is only as good the officers he surrounds himself with, who are only as good as the men they lead. So, instead of hijacking an existing thread, I thought I’d list the players as well as the position coaches, and grade the position coaches based on the following criteria:1) Recognizing talent (via draft, free agency, and existing roster)2) Developing players – do they continue to improve?3) Getting players to understand their role and execute consistently The coordinators are responsible for the schemes and game plans, so I will try not to rank the position coaches based on excellent and / or crappy schemes and planning.OFFENSE – Bob Bratkowsli (OC) – I like to complain about him, but we are consistently a top offense. Unimaginative, but productive.OFFENSIVE LINE Paul Alexander: AAlexander has had two 1st round picks to work with at tackles (Levi & Willie), plus two 2nd round guards (Whitworth, Steinbach), and parlayed them into a consistently good to great unit. His recognition and development of talent is probably the best of all position coaches on the Bengals.Anderson, Willie ( T ) 1996-2007Andrews, Stacy ( G ) 2004-2007Fontenot, Jerry ( C ) 2004-2004Ghiaciuc, Eric ( C ) 2005-2007Goff, Mike ( G ) 1998-2003Jones, Levi ( T ) 2002-2007Kieft, Adam ( T ) 2005-2006Kooistra, Scott ( T ) 2003-2007Leyva, Victor ( G ) 2001-2003Moore, Larry ( G ) 2004-2005O'Dwyer, Matt ( G ) 1999-2003Rehberg, Scott ( G ) 2000-2003Santucci, Dan ( C ) 2007-2007Steinbach, Eric ( G ) 2003-2006Stepanovich, Alex ( C ) 2007-2007Sulfsted, Alex ( T ) 2004-2004Szalay, Thatcher ( G ) 2002-2003Vieira, Steven ( G ) 2005-2005Whitworth, Andrew ( G ) 2006-2007Wilkerson, Ben ( C ) 2006-2006Williams, Bobbie ( G ) 2004-2007RUNNING BACKJim Anderson: A - You have to give him a pass for two-carry Perry, although they did miss on Steven Jackson to get to CP. Corey was a 2nd rounder, Rudi and Jeremi were in the 4th. Some good development in Dorsey and Watson.Bennett, Brandon ( RB ) 1998-2003Dawson, Clifton ( RB ) 2007-2007Dorsey, DeDe ( RB ) 2007-2007Johnson, Jeremi ( FB ) 2003-2007Johnson, Rudi ( RB ) 2001-2007Luchey, Nick ( FB ) 2005-2005Lynch, James ( FB ) 2004-2004Perry, Chris ( RB ) 2004-2006Watson, Kenny ( RB ) 2003-2007Whitehead, Terrence ( RB ) 2006-2006Wilson, Quincy ( RB ) 2006-2006QUARTERBACKKen Zampese: A –Having Palmer has made it easy for him, but at least he didn’t screw it up. Plus, he got more out of Kitna then I would have ever imagined possible. Bramlet, Casey ( QB ) 2004-2004Fitzpatrick, Ryan ( QB ) 2007-2007Johnson, Doug ( QB ) 2006-2006Kitna, Jon ( QB ) 2001-2005Krenzel, Craig ( QB ) 2005-2005Matthews, Shane ( QB ) 2003-2003Palmer, Carson ( QB ) 2003-2007Rowe, Jeff ( QB ) 2007-2007Wright, Anthony ( QB ) 2006-2006WIDE RECIEVERHue Jackson: B + Mike Sheppard: B -Obviously, benefits from a stud (CJ) who’s almost always healthy – and the team’s biggest prima donna. Housh (7th Round) and Henry (3rd ) are both success stories on the field. Mixed results in later rounds and free agency. Sheppard gets a B – because of this year’s inferior route running.Brazell, Bennie ( WR ) 2006-2006Chatman, Antonio ( WR ) 2006-2007Green, Skyler ( WR ) 2007-2007Hamilton, Lawrence ( WR ) 2003-2003Henry, Chris ( WR ) 2005-2007Holt, Glenn ( WR ) 2006-2007Houshmandzadeh, T.J. ( WR ) 2001-2007Johnson, Chad ( WR ) 2001-2007Maxwell, Marcus ( WR ) 2007-2007McNeal, Reggie ( WR ) 2006-2006Perry, Tab ( WR ) 2005-2007Russell, Cliff ( WR ) 2004-2004Walter, Kevin ( WR ) 2003-2005Warrick, Peter ( WR ) 2000-2004Washington, Kelley ( WR ) 2003-2006TIGHT ENDJonathon Hayes: C +As much as I hate to defend a Hayes . . . God Almighty! He hasn’t had much to work with or an OC that believes in his players. Kelly, and Stewart before him, were as good as can be expected. Coates has promise. Schobel wasn’t his fault.Coats, Daniel ( TE ) 2007-2007Edmonds, Chris ( TE ) 2002-2003Kelly, Reggie ( TE ) 2003-2007Lawrie, Nate ( TE ) 2007-2007Schobel, Matt ( TE ) 2002-2005Stewart, Tony ( TE ) 2002-2006The Defense is next . . . . . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DesperateDerelict Posted January 25, 2008 Author Report Share Posted January 25, 2008 . . . .here’s where it gets U*G*L*Y !!!DEFENSE – Leslie Frazier (03-04) and Chuck Bresnahan (05-07). Yeecchhhh!DEFENSIVE LINEJay Hayes: FNo impact players. Confusion on the field. Long runs. No sacks. No improvement. None. Justin Smith has regressed every year. Geathers had a great rookie year, so he ruins him for his 2nd year. Just about every pick is a reach and a miss. Free agency a joke. Most damning, players who leave here do better elsewhere (Shaun Smith, etc.). Adams, Sam ( DT ) 2006-2006Askew, Matthias ( DT ) 2004-2005Clemons, Duane ( DE ) 2003-2005Fanene, Jonathan ( DE ) 2005-2007Geathers, Robert ( DE ) 2004-2007Gibson, Oliver ( DT ) 1999-2003Lewis, Marcus ( DT ) 2006-2006Martin, Terrance ( DT ) 2004-2004Moore, Langston ( DT ) 2004-2004Myers, Michael ( DT ) 2007-2007Patterson, Elton ( DE ) 2003-2004Peko, Domata ( DT ) 2006-2007Powell, Carl ( DE ) 2003-2005Robinson, Bryan ( DE ) 2005-2007Rucker, Frostee ( DE ) 2006-2007Scott, Greg ( DT ) 2004-2004Smith, Justin ( DE ) 2001-2007Smith, Shaun ( DT ) 2004-2006Steele, Glen ( DT ) 1998-2003Thornton, John ( DT ) 2002-2007Williams, Tony ( DT ) 2001-2004LINEBACKERSRicky Hundley: D + This is being generous, because of the crap he had to work with last year. Even if we give him a pass for BOTH Pollack and Thurman (which we shouldn’t), Ahmad Brooks was his baby, and he still has the word ‘potential’ associated with him 2 years later. Lots of swings & misses. Lots of brain farts on the field. Lots of misery in Bengal-land.Fitzgerald gets an incomplete, but has his work cut out for him.Abdullah, Khalid ( LB ) 2003-2004Brooks, Ahmad ( LB ) 2006-2007Chamberlin, Frank ( LB ) 2003-2004Frazier, Andre ( LB ) 2006-2007Hardy, Kevin ( LB ) 2003-2004Jackson, LaDairis ( LB ) 2003-2004Jeanty, Rashad ( LB ) 2006-2007Johnson, Landon ( LB ) 2004-2007Johnson, Riall ( LB ) 2001-2003Jones, Dhani ( LB ) 2007-2007Levels, Dwayne ( LB ) 2003-2003Manning, Roy ( LB ) 2007-2007Marshall, Lemar ( LB ) 2007-2007Maxwell, Jim ( LB ) 2007-2007Mays, Corey ( LB ) 2007-2007Miller, Caleb ( LB ) 2004-2007Navies, Hannibal ( LB ) 2005-2005Nicholson, A.J. ( LB ) 2006-2006Pollack, David ( LB ) 2005-2006Ross, Adrian ( LB ) 1998-2003Schlegel, Anthony ( LB ) 2007-2007Simmons, Brian ( LB ) 1998-2006Stevens, Larry ( LB ) 2004-2005Thurman, Odell ( LB ) 2005-2005Webster, Nate ( LB ) 2004-2005Whiteside, Keyon ( LB ) 2003-2003Wilkins, Marcus ( LB ) 2004-2006DEFENSIVE BACKSKevin Coyle: C – The gambler. Lots of interceptions, lots of yards given up. In his defense (no pun intended), he has had to rebuild what was easily the worst collection of “players” we had, without much help from the front 7. He has commanded a whole lot of day one picks, and has done fairly well at recognizing talent. Will need to have a great year next year to justify all his 1st and 2nd rounders.Adams, Blue ( CB ) 2007-2007Bauman, Rashad ( CB ) 2004-2006Beckett, Rogers ( S ) 2003-2004Body, Patrick ( CB ) 2005-2005Brooks, Greg ( CB ) 2004-2006Burris, Jeff ( CB ) 2002-2003Busing, John ( S ) 2006-2007Hall, Leon ( CB ) 2007-2007Hawkins, Artrell ( CB ) 1998-2003Herring, Kim ( S ) 2004-2005Jackson, Dexter ( S ) 2006-2007James, Tory ( CB ) 2003-2006Jones, David ( CB ) 2007-2007Jones, Herana-Daze ( S ) 2006-2007Joseph, Johnathan ( CB ) 2006-2007Kaesviharn, Kevin ( S ) 2001-2006Kilmer, Ethan ( S ) 2006-2007Manual, Marquand ( S ) 2002-2003Mitchell, Anthony ( S ) 2004-2006Myles, Reggie ( CB ) 2002-2005Ndukwe, Chinedum ( S ) 2007-2007Ohalete, Ifeanyi ( S ) 2005-2005O'Neal, Deltha ( CB ) 2004-2007Ratliff, Keiwan ( CB ) 2004-2007Roberts, Terrell ( CB ) 2003-2005Roman, Mark ( CB ) 2000-2003Thompson, Lamont ( S ) 2002-2003Weathersby, Dennis ( CB ) 2003-2004White, Marvin ( S ) 2007-2007Williams, Madieu ( S ) 2004-2007 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Oldcat Posted January 25, 2008 Report Share Posted January 25, 2008 Have to disagree with your secondary coach gradeSo having 2 players named to pro-bowl, and 1 all rookie selection is a C+?What does he have to do to get an A? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DesperateDerelict Posted January 25, 2008 Author Report Share Posted January 25, 2008 Have to disagree with your secondary coach gradeSo having 2 players named to pro-bowl, and 1 all rookie selection is a C+?What does he have to do to get an A?Well, he could get the passing defense to be ranked better than 29th. He's got the last 2 1st rounders, plus the 2nd rounder Madieu and our highest priced FA in Dexter, yet we haven't been in the top 10 in pass defense since Lamar Parrish and David Fulcher. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kazkal Posted January 25, 2008 Report Share Posted January 25, 2008 Have to disagree with your secondary coach gradeSo having 2 players named to pro-bowl, and 1 all rookie selection is a C+?What does he have to do to get an A?It would seem you have to be a dud like Alexander who can't work with anyting besides 1st and 2nd rounders,IMO Coyle is higher he's had less to work with and turned 2 dud's in to probowlers.His current crop of DB's are also looking great with JJoe,Hall,Duke & hopefully madieu returns.Well, he could get the passing defense to be ranked better than 29th. He's got the last 2 1st rounders, plus the 2nd rounder Madieu and our highest priced FA in Dexter, yet we haven't been in the top 10 in pass defense since Lamar Parrish and David Fulcher.Theres this thing called pass rush you know a thing we don't have? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DesperateDerelict Posted January 25, 2008 Author Report Share Posted January 25, 2008 Theres this thing called pass rush you know a thing we don't have?When was the last time you saw us get a 'coverage' sack? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kazkal Posted January 25, 2008 Report Share Posted January 25, 2008 Theres this thing called pass rush you know a thing we don't have?When was the last time you saw us get a 'coverage' sack?When was the last time the other QB didn't have all day to throw? How many sacks did our DE's have this year? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DesperateDerelict Posted January 25, 2008 Author Report Share Posted January 25, 2008 When was the last time the other QB didn't have all day to throw? How many sacks did our DE's have this year?I agree, Kaz - hence the failing grade for Jay Hayes. However, I cannot give Coyle a free pass based on our continued presence in the NFL's "Pass Defense Hall of Shame". Hey, my daughter would be thrilled with a C - in certain subjects.The grade for coaches is based on talent recognition, development of players, and execution of the schemes. How can you give Coyle higher than a C - ?. We were ranked LAST IN THE NFL in pass D, then finished with BAL, a reciever-less ARIZ, TEN, 49ers, Dolphins, and 3 bad weather games (St.L, PIT, CLE). I'm very tired of the atmosphere surrounding the Bengal's defense for the last 15 years. "The operation was a success but the patient died" is the tagline for a joke, not a moral victory. NO MORE EXCUSES!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jet23 Posted January 25, 2008 Report Share Posted January 25, 2008 Theres this thing called pass rush you know a thing we don't have?When was the last time you saw us get a 'coverage' sack?That would be every sack that Justin Smith has ever enjoyed... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DesperateDerelict Posted January 25, 2008 Author Report Share Posted January 25, 2008 When was the last time you saw us get a 'coverage' sack?That would be every sack that Justin Smith has ever enjoyed... Of course, Thorntons were ALL legit!!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DC_Bengals_Fan Posted January 25, 2008 Report Share Posted January 25, 2008 For lack of "coverage" sacks, I blame the combination of poor pressure and Chuckie's prevent zone. With that secondary cushion, the QB *will* find somebody if he has any time at all. Soft coverage makes sense when you have a fierce front 7, but we don't. I think the personnel we have in the secondary will look good when they have somebody who's not a moron coaching them up. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DesperateDerelict Posted January 25, 2008 Author Report Share Posted January 25, 2008 For lack of "coverage" sacks, I blame the combination of poor pressure and Chuckie's prevent zone. With that secondary cushion, the QB *will* find somebody if he has any time at all. Soft coverage makes sense when you have a fierce front 7, but we don't. I think the personnel we have in the secondary will look good when they have somebody who's not a moron coaching them up.So, DC - What's your grade for Coyle . . . or is it the DC's fault??? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kazkal Posted January 25, 2008 Report Share Posted January 25, 2008 I don't think coyle deserves a A but I don't think alexander deserves a A+ or any sort of A or a B.The guy does good with high grade talent who are alrdy good but what about late round project's where's our late round studs? the guy's only success is off 1st day picks. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
James_Brooks21 Posted January 25, 2008 Report Share Posted January 25, 2008 For lack of "coverage" sacks, I blame the combination of poor pressure and Chuckie's prevent zone. With that secondary cushion, the QB *will* find somebody if he has any time at all. Soft coverage makes sense when you have a fierce front 7, but we don't. I think the personnel we have in the secondary will look good when they have somebody who's not a moron coaching them up.So, DC - What's your grade for Coyle . . . or is it the DC's fault???I know it's not Coyle's fault but damn can we get someone back there in the secondary that other teams fear, we truly have not had that since David Fulcher. I watched Green Bay games with a man crush on Atari Bigby, he was everywhere on that field and was bringing it throughout the playoffs. I'm not so high on Nduke and Marvin White, they looked decent but did not really excite me to think they were the future I'm hoping they make me apologize. Hopefully if we can get a few good defensive linemen and some kind of pass rush Hall and Joseph will not have to stay in coverage for like 10 seconds. I can't believe that Zbikowski(whatever) has fallen so far, last year he was being billed as a sure fire first round pick when he came out now I don't even hear his name. I will take him in the third round. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GregCook Posted January 25, 2008 Report Share Posted January 25, 2008 For lack of "coverage" sacks, I blame the combination of poor pressure and Chuckie's prevent zone. With that secondary cushion, the QB *will* find somebody if he has any time at all. Soft coverage makes sense when you have a fierce front 7, but we don't. I think the personnel we have in the secondary will look good when they have somebody who's not a moron coaching them up.So, DC - What's your grade for Coyle . . . or is it the DC's fault???I like the overview but being old school, the grade I'd give to all position coaches would match our record of 7 - 9. An ugly D. Its broad brush but when you look at individuals its hard to find anyone with a stand out season. Did any coach do an acceptable job at any position? Our record and player stats says no. Its not just nbr of Pro Bowlers either. Chad's failures cost us games. Carson had too many bad games surrounded by fine games. TJ is hard to knock so I won't. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DesperateDerelict Posted January 25, 2008 Author Report Share Posted January 25, 2008 I like the overview but being old school, the grade I'd give to all position coaches would match our record of 7 - 9. An ugly D.Wow....a tough grader! Did I have you for my Diffy-Q class at UC? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DesperateDerelict Posted January 25, 2008 Author Report Share Posted January 25, 2008 I don't think coyle deserves a A but I don't think alexander deserves a A+ or any sort of A or a B.The guy does good with high grade talent who are alrdy good but what about late round project's where's our late round studs? the guy's only success is off 1st day picks.I don't know - Andrews was a project, and Kooistra was an ok 'emergency' fill in. Guy-chick was 4th or 5th round. I can't remember the last pro-bowler on the offensive line that wasn't a day 1 pick - maybe Bruce Mathews??? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Oldcat Posted January 25, 2008 Report Share Posted January 25, 2008 When was the last time the other QB didn't have all day to throw? How many sacks did our DE's have this year?I agree, Kaz - hence the failing grade for Jay Hayes. However, I cannot give Coyle a free pass based on our continued presence in the NFL's "Pass Defense Hall of Shame". Hey, my daughter would be thrilled with a C - in certain subjects.The grade for coaches is based on talent recognition, development of players, and execution of the schemes. How can you give Coyle higher than a C - ?. We were ranked LAST IN THE NFL in pass D, then finished with BAL, a reciever-less ARIZ, TEN, 49ers, Dolphins, and 3 bad weather games (St.L, PIT, CLE). I'm very tired of the atmosphere surrounding the Bengal's defense for the last 15 years. "The operation was a success but the patient died" is the tagline for a joke, not a moral victory. NO MORE EXCUSES!!!Development? Joseph, Hall, Duke Nuke, White? Or even KK, who got 6 INTs his last year here, and we got from a Kindergarten.Hell, lets give the Offense an F too, since they didnt Outscore the Browns this year, or SD the year before. We lost, so they suck too. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DesperateDerelict Posted January 25, 2008 Author Report Share Posted January 25, 2008 Development? Joseph, Hall, Duke Nuke, White? Or even KK, who got 6 INTs his last year here, and we got from a Kindergarten.Hell, lets give the Offense an F too, since they didnt Outscore the Browns this year, or SD the year before. We lost, so they suck too.Yikes! Another tough grader. Shouldn't development include yearly improvement? Shouldn't the grade include being in the right place at the right time? Tackling?I think our secondary CAN be pretty good . . . with some help. But as someone said earlier, we don't have opposing Offensive Coordinators staying awake all night with nightmares about our 'D'.I betcha we keep some Defensive co-ordinators up late, though. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HairOnFire Posted January 25, 2008 Report Share Posted January 25, 2008 I watched Green Bay games with a man crush on Atari Bigby, he was everywhere on that field and was bringing it throughout the playoffs. Several years ago I watched in suprise as the Bengals signed two undrafted free agents that I had pimped. Perhaps sensing that I was on some kind of a roll several members of this very message suggested I toss a third name into the hat. I picked Atari Bigby. I just loved the way he played. Of course it didn't happen, I think Bigby signed with Miami, and I'm pretty sure he bounced to at least one more team before finding a freaking starting role with the Packers. But the funny thing about all this, and the reason I mention it, is because I read after the draft that Bigby was a card carrying nutjob. A whacko with papers. And he remained that way until fairly recently...when he crossed paths with a doctor who prescribed the right medication. An instant cure. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
walshfan Posted January 26, 2008 Report Share Posted January 26, 2008 Paul Alexander...Levi and Willie were first rounders.Steiney, Whit were first day..Andrews is his major project and Ill give him a B- for that...Bluto is average...Koos isnt much.the rest of his players were failures to a certain degree.Id rate him C- for his career.... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Oldcat Posted January 26, 2008 Report Share Posted January 26, 2008 Development? Joseph, Hall, Duke Nuke, White? Or even KK, who got 6 INTs his last year here, and we got from a Kindergarten.Hell, lets give the Offense an F too, since they didnt Outscore the Browns this year, or SD the year before. We lost, so they suck too.Yikes! Another tough grader. Shouldn't development include yearly improvement? Shouldn't the grade include being in the right place at the right time? Tackling?I think our secondary CAN be pretty good . . . with some help. But as someone said earlier, we don't have opposing Offensive Coordinators staying awake all night with nightmares about our 'D'.I betcha we keep some Defensive co-ordinators up late, though.I lack your dreamcatcher for O and D coordinators, so ill take your word for it. So now we have a new criteria, since the others werent so good? You didnt mention any of that before. Apparently your ranking is fixed, and the reasons are changed to suit. Thats fair.In the last 2 years Coyle has replaced every secondary position as a starter, some more than once. We went from veterans to starting rookies at three positions and still played pretty well. Its the best unit on the defense, by far. Its easy on the Internet to want to fire everyone, in real life you can't often do that and compete. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kingwilly Posted January 26, 2008 Report Share Posted January 26, 2008 Really, really nice review. Good topic to start/discuss.Here is my take:OFFENSIVE LINE Paul Alexander: (DD) A - (KW) Solid BCoach Alexander has had one of the NFL's best RT's to anchor his squad for quite some time now. Like Zampese, it is pretty tough to screw up a line like Jones, Steiny, Williams and Anderson, no matter who the center is. He has not turned the corner with Stacey..yet. Whitworth is proving himself but I have not seen him make chicken salad yet out of anything lower than an r2 pick. RUNNING BACKJim Anderson: (DD) A - (KW) AI do not put the CP selection and subsequent failure soley on him. Getting the most out of Corey, when the team was so one dimensional, was impressive. Rudi had a very decent run and we might see some hope with Irons coming back. DeDe is exciting and Watson is a brave soldier. Getting this squad to produce, given line issues and then starting back-ups merits an A.QUARTERBACKKen Zampese: (DD) A – (KW) INCOMPLETEI'd like to mark him highly as he got Kitna to be about as good as his talent level could ever permit but with Carson's talent and the drop-off we saw this year, it was somehwat disappointing. I reserve the right to withhold my mark.WIDE RECIEVERHue Jackson: (DD) B + (KW) A-Mike Sheppard: (DD) B - (KW) C-I rate these guys with this in mind: Hue had to shape the squad into something. TJ had to learn how to stay healthy. CJ had to turn his immemse desire and talent into results. Henry and others had to stay diligent despite knowing they are at best a 3rd WR or lower. He has to get eveyone tight on routes. CJ, could be good anywhere..the rest I give Hue credit for paving the way. Now, Sheppard seems to have less grip on the squad. Tantrums, uneven effort, mental mistakes all point to lack of coaching discipline. Mr. Sheppard needs to step up an re-wire this squad. TIGHT ENDJonathon Hayes: (DD) C + (KW) CI mean, how can you tell? They block ok. When they catch, they do ok. Not sure what is really to be excited about. C is a good grade. Not great but good.DEFENSIVE LINEJay Hayes: (DD) F - (KW) F-Terrile, just terrible. Geathers is about the most talented guy around and they cannot figure out how to use him properly. For Hayes to still hae a job is beyond me.LINEBACKERSRicky Hunley: (DD) D + (KW) D-Injuries are not his fault. Acknowledged. One-move cut back runners going for more than 200 yards are his fault. Just an unacceptable result no matter the talent. Spikes should be on your list. That was a time when there was some hope. There is not mch to cheer about at LB. Heck, at least Lebeau got guys like Spikes, Ross and Simmons to do their jobs.DEFENSIVE BACKSKevin Coyle: (DD) C – (KW) D-Lots of higher picks. Lots of misses and busts. Not really much "development" going on. Did get Deltha and Tory "the double-pump move confuses me" James to up their game for a season. KK did decent and maybe Coyle played a role but other than that, there have been more bad protection breakdowns than can be accepted. Poor safety play has marred what would be an adequate job of guiding JJ and LH. What he does with Chinny and White will really indicate Coyle's ability. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DesperateDerelict Posted January 26, 2008 Author Report Share Posted January 26, 2008 OldCat - You are right . . . I was trying to take the co-ordinators out of the grading process, which is damn near impossible. However, if you look on e-bay, there are some great dream-catchers for sale. KingWilly - Wow - Another tough grader - I'm not sure I'd have made it through school with you guys. However, your grades are well reasoned, so I'll give YOU a B+ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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