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Re: Commanders v. Dallas Post Game Thread
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I can't help thinking Harris' coaching of the secondary last year hid JDR's ineptitude and gave RR a false sense of security, up to the point he left and THEN RR thought he had to draft DB's to make up for it, instead of retaining Harris (with a promotion) or replacing him with another quality coach. This organisation has to learn the virtues of promoting talent from within. We've let so many talented young coaches leave instead of promoting them. |
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Re: Commanders v. Dallas Post Game Thread
To me there's a big discipline element to many of these plays. Either a player lacks it and goes outside their responsibility, or they lose it out of frustration/desperation to affect the play. A lot of that is on the player, but likewise the coaching. Maybe more. If they were well coached they'd play as a unit, regardless of talent.
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