pittpnthrs
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xray":3945mbzs said:olyfan63":3945mbzs said:Whatever else we do or don't agree on, we're at 1000% agreement on this one.chris98251":3945mbzs said:For me it was watching the rise and then the fall, you could see the difference in energy, the conflicts, the body language, the player reactions. You knew that there were issues if you watched, keeping coaches that throw players under the bus was the start.
Carroll needed to be stronger (and quicker) to the pink slip.
Absolutely disgusting how Bevell threw Lockette under the bus for Bevell's own brain dead play choice. To me it wasn't on Pete, it was Bevell who made the play call. Pete just agreed with OK to pass instead of run. Bevell ran a play that NE knew exactly how to read. That's on Bevell, having such a predictable offense.
When Pete failed to can Bevell immediately (or an apology to Lockette and accepting responsibility by Bevell) everybody knew "always compete" and "protect the team" had become big lies.
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Now just wait one minute here . Bevell may of suggested the call and Carroll approved it ; but since when are interceptions blamed on coaches ? Many here don't want to hear this ; but that interception was on Wilson . Wilson needed to throw a strike at the numbers not high and outside .
Well the coaches do deserve some of the blame for calling a play the opposing team knew and having the worst personnel on the field to execute it. It was a play that had a high percentage of something going wrong or failing and it did. It was doomed for failure at the start.