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Mr. Scot

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10 minutes ago, Jared Patterson said:

Josh McDaniels is calling an incredible game so far. Making an 80 year old Brady w no options look insanely good.

Yep. U don't hear the people that don't want McDaniels on here talking either. He is the best candidate by far. To the Bieniemy people he has a damn generational talent in Mahomes. Please quit talking him up.

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Just now, steven8989 said:

Yep. U don't hear the people that don't want McDaniels on here talking either. He is the best candidate by far. To the Bieniemy people he has a damn generational talent in Mahomes. Please quit talking him up.

and Bieniemy doesn't even call plays or do anything and he's over 50 years old with no looks. Maybe he has potential, but I don't see how you choose a RB coach over Josh McDaniels

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Even if they lose(Im pulling hard for the Titans), to me McDaniels is carrying this offense with these designs. Its pretty incredible. Only question I have is his ability to be a leader and make all the players by in, but I truly believe he has learned from the past. Also no one on here can question his coordinating ability. Its better than Norv, Shula and Chud put together. 

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I'm fine with McDaniels as the coach, he's a  brilliant play caller

But, I think it's funny it took the Patriots being ahead of the Titans in a wildcard game in 2020 for people to get excited.

How many Superbowls has this guy won and for how many years, and you need a Titans game to validate him?  Patriots could lose get blown out or win decisively today and it has no bearing on his long career as a coordinator.

 

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