D coordinator scumbags

[Razeyfingers]

I just got a chance to rewatch the Vike's/Aint's game and got to thinking about how their defense is coming along. I went to do some reading on their D coordinator and found this article:

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/334250-saints-d-coordinator-taking-it-too-far

It talked about how Williams was hoping that their D could injure Manning in the SB. Stunningly, the comment was very frank. I find that when a person says something like this chump, it means that he's only here to benefit himself. It seems to tell me that this guy could give two chits about the guy next to him if it doesnt benefit him to do so. That, to me, is one of the major things that impedes progress. It's like, the sport is worse off because players have to prepare for it. Getting injured will be on their minds instead of the 100% focus they really need to have on a such a complex professional game.

I wonder how many other D coordinators share this mentality because I just cant see Meeks ever saying something like that.

[Mr. Scot]

Williams is a colossal POS.

Other examples are John Teerlinck (DL Coach for the Colts) and Alex Gibbs (former OL Coach for the Falcons and Broncos).

[natty]

Wanting to injure another player = he's scared of him and doesn't have the coaching talent to stop him.

[Razeyfingers]

Have Freeney, Mathis, or any of the Colts ever been known to go low on hits? I wonder if it was an issue between him and Meeks.

[Razeyfingers]

Wanting to injure another player = he's scared of him and doesn't have the coaching talent to stop him.

It goes beyond that though. He cant stop em. . he's scared of em. . but also instead of conceding to defeat, he will do anything he can to make a bigger paycheck including injuring a player and destroying his career.

[c0r]

Wanting to injure another player = he's scared of him and doesn't have the coaching talent to stop him.

or the player talent.