You can deny it all you want, but I call it the "Inheritance Program" for team sports.
This is how coaches and players get credit by association. For coaches, these are coaches who would never in a million years win a Super Bowl ring as a coach or a NCAA college basketball title with "THEIR" team.
Exhibit A:
George Siefert
Tubby Smith
Now that's how it works for coaches. Now for the players. Of course, the players play, so that's a little different. How the "Inheritance Program" works here is where you have great coaches or great systems and you install a player and that team wins it all. That raises that players stock. And that leads to an unreal assessment, or over-assessment, of that players abilities.
This does not work in individual sports like tennis, because in that instance it is the player himself that must win the match. But there is a corollary, and that is called the "If not for xxxx, then xxxx would have never happened".
I'll give you an example. If Robin Soderling had never beaten Rafa Nadal in the FO, Federer would've never beaten Rafa Nadal in his prime at the FO.
That is called a FACT.
This is how coaches and players get credit by association. For coaches, these are coaches who would never in a million years win a Super Bowl ring as a coach or a NCAA college basketball title with "THEIR" team.
Exhibit A:
George Siefert
Tubby Smith
Now that's how it works for coaches. Now for the players. Of course, the players play, so that's a little different. How the "Inheritance Program" works here is where you have great coaches or great systems and you install a player and that team wins it all. That raises that players stock. And that leads to an unreal assessment, or over-assessment, of that players abilities.
This does not work in individual sports like tennis, because in that instance it is the player himself that must win the match. But there is a corollary, and that is called the "If not for xxxx, then xxxx would have never happened".
I'll give you an example. If Robin Soderling had never beaten Rafa Nadal in the FO, Federer would've never beaten Rafa Nadal in his prime at the FO.
That is called a FACT.
Wilson only been making 800,00 a year...wow....That`s nothing.
By the way, there is another corollary. This is related to coaches changing regimes.
Exhibit B:
Romeo Crapshell (former coach under the great Belicheat)
Charlie Wiseguy (former coach under the great Belicheat)
Charlie Weis
Romeo and Charlie are guys that cannot even manage their weight. They are gluttons. And simply based of the "Belicheat Shine" (their association with Belicheat made them "shine" and appear like good hires), they got to coach teams and ran them into the fucking ground.
You must remember that Carroll made "Sanchez" shine.
The Hawks are hot right now so the media's opinion, which the whole world will dick-ride and follow, will say Wilson is Montana Part Deux. And the world will believe it. What you need to believe is the Carroll system. He is the common demoninator.
I laugh because during the hype year of RG2.5, Luck and Wilson, it was argued by everybody that RG2.5 is easily better than Wilson. Now no one will even consider that argument, lmfao.
Exhibit B:
Romeo Crapshell (former coach under the great Belicheat)
Charlie Wiseguy (former coach under the great Belicheat)
Charlie Weis
Romeo and Charlie are guys that cannot even manage their weight. They are gluttons. And simply based of the "Belicheat Shine" (their association with Belicheat made them "shine" and appear like good hires), they got to coach teams and ran them into the fucking ground.
You must remember that Carroll made "Sanchez" shine.
The Hawks are hot right now so the media's opinion, which the whole world will dick-ride and follow, will say Wilson is Montana Part Deux. And the world will believe it. What you need to believe is the Carroll system. He is the common demoninator.
I laugh because during the hype year of RG2.5, Luck and Wilson, it was argued by everybody that RG2.5 is easily better than Wilson. Now no one will even consider that argument, lmfao.
Lol, wrong.
I'm telling you how it works. Right before your eyes. It is better to open your eyes and see the obvious.
Let me let you in on another nugget:
Quinn in 2013 |
| Atlanta Falcons |
|---|
| Head coach |
| Personal information |
| Date of birth: September 11, 1970 (age 44) |
| Place of birth: Morristown, New Jersey |
| Career information |
| High school: Morristown (NJ) |
| College: Salisbury State |
| No regular season or postseason appearances |
| Coaching debut in 1994 for the William & Mary Tribe |
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I don't know why these billionaires fall for this shit over and over again. This guy will suck. Mark my words. This is a bad hire for the Falcons.
Maybe he'll fare better than Romeo and Charlie, but this is not a winning hire.
If you want to have a winning program, you need a winning coach. End of story.
Pats, congrats on the win.
Unfortunately, however, this is simple common sense. But common sense is neither common or something that a tranny like Bruce Jenner would have.
(I threw that twist in there because if Brucina Jenner had been using common sense, he wouldn't have been driving so close on that fatal day. No offense to the trannies. I have incredible respect for the trannies, or at least that's what the media says one should have and it's popular so I guess I have to go with that. [Kind of like RG2.5 is a great quarterback])
Quick, who is a better QB?
Game manager Alex Smith or game manager Russell Wilson?
Did you know that Wilson has around 45% more INT's than Smith when you compare their last 3 regular seasons, where they both average around 1100 attempts? (26 to 18)
And they don't even make Russell throw the ball in dangerous spots.
If you put Smith on the Seahawks, could they have similar success? Under Carroll, I believe the answer is yes. Just as it was the answer when Smith was under coach Harbaugh.
Hell, look at Inheritance Program association with Collie Picklepepper of the 49ers. The 49ers management worked for the destruction of the organization, ushered Harbaugh out, and thus 49ers stumbled. If that turmoil wasn't in place, the Niners likely would've had a decent year and Picklepopper would've had a good year. And the whole world would be dick-riding Picklesnapper.
This is how it works. Now, if Carroll gets slips on a spilled Starbuck's coffee and cracks his head on the cement and dies, the Hawks will gradually crumble and the same force in the history of sports will work over and over again.
Game manager Alex Smith or game manager Russell Wilson?
Did you know that Wilson has around 45% more INT's than Smith when you compare their last 3 regular seasons, where they both average around 1100 attempts? (26 to 18)
And they don't even make Russell throw the ball in dangerous spots.
If you put Smith on the Seahawks, could they have similar success? Under Carroll, I believe the answer is yes. Just as it was the answer when Smith was under coach Harbaugh.
Hell, look at Inheritance Program association with Collie Picklepepper of the 49ers. The 49ers management worked for the destruction of the organization, ushered Harbaugh out, and thus 49ers stumbled. If that turmoil wasn't in place, the Niners likely would've had a decent year and Picklepopper would've had a good year. And the whole world would be dick-riding Picklesnapper.
This is how it works. Now, if Carroll gets slips on a spilled Starbuck's coffee and cracks his head on the cement and dies, the Hawks will gradually crumble and the same force in the history of sports will work over and over again.
As a Chief fan, I would take Wilson so fast over Alex, it would make your head spin. Russell is far better. No comparison. He will actually look for his wide receivers and throw to them, even if they're covered. He will actually look downfield to make a play when he's forced out of the pocket, unlike Alex. Alex plays like a scared rabbit. He rarely throws to a covered receiver, letting the receiver make a play, and his deep ball accuracy is pathetic. Wislon's WR's are pathetic, his TE isn't much better, and he's still productive. Alex Smith has turned Dwayne Bowe, who was a stud, into a non factor. Bowe even shined under Cassel, but Alex has made him just a guy. On Seattle, with Wilson, Bowe would be the 80 catch guy he was before Alex.
The Inheritance Program. I love it. So true too.
Add Mike Tomlin to that coaches list. Steelers starting to fade as Cowher's players age. Black coaches love to talk a big game after a loss (Tomlin, Singletary, Dennis Green). It gives them a bigger leesh because they " sound like a football coach"
Add Mike Tomlin to that coaches list. Steelers starting to fade as Cowher's players age. Black coaches love to talk a big game after a loss (Tomlin, Singletary, Dennis Green). It gives them a bigger leesh because they " sound like a football coach"
