Rivera can learn a lot from Andy Reid

[TheRed]

Reid used to be known for choking games away at the end with atrocious clock management.

If the man is evolving you have to give him credit.

Our HC packs it in before the second half.

When we pissed the clock away to close the 2nd quarter against Oakland on the road, I knew we were going to lose. That sort of limp dick approach to the game in this league is going to lead to many more losing seasons if we keep that poo up. Cold hard truth.

[Peppers90 NC]

I think they enjoyed rubbing my t to n the smug broncos face

[outlaw4]

Andy Reid may be the next Bill Cowher; a ring erases all the criticism laid upon hm for his entire career.

Unfortunately, Reid is just as likely to fall behind in a playoff game and take an eternity to muster a fleeting comeback. 

[top dawg]

1 hour ago, NanuqoftheNorth said:

Andy was most likely thinking about the Chiefs highly improbable win over the Panthers when he said this.  

Rivera grabbed defeat from the jaws of victory that day.

Benjamin had victory grabbed away.

[NanuqoftheNorth]

2 hours ago, top dawg said:

Benjamin had victory grabbed away.

It should have never come down to the Panthers struggling for a win against KC in the fourth quarter.

The Panthers are incapable of putting other teams away when they have them on the ropes.

[CarolinaNCSU]

3 hours ago, thefuzz said:

Outside of them both being mobile, I couldn't disagree more.  Cam and Alex aren't close to being the same "type" QB.

IMO.

Should've clarified that more...not saying the same type QB/arm. Alex Smith needs those short passes because he doesn't have the arm for the deep ball. Cam, obviously does, but he also needs shorter routes called (ala Smith) to help move the chains at times so he's not constantly looking 20+ yards down field on 3rd and 3. But, reliable WRs are also needed. 

 

As for mobility, Cam obviously has the edge...but Smith does his share of running (though it's down this year I think).