Disappointing and infuriating to say the least.
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I knew this was going to happen. It seems that Pete Carroll did not agree with his play-calling. PC more than likely overruled him. This ended with an MPW/divorce.very good news...Seattle is wasting Russell Wilson's prime with their conservative play-calling...way too much running the ball...Let Russ Cook!...I wonder if Wilson was behind the firing...
Seattle Seahawks, citing 'philosophical differences,' part with offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer
In a surprising move, the Seattle Seahawks and offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer have parted ways after three seasons...the Seahawks announced the decision Tuesday, citing "philosophical differences" as the reason for the parting, while calling Schottenheimer a "fantastic person and coach."...
Seattle, OC part due to 'philosophical differences'
In a surprising move, the Seattle Seahawks and offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer have parted ways after three seasons, citing "philosophical differences."
Fall Guy.very good news...Seattle is wasting Russell Wilson's prime with their conservative play-calling...way too much running the ball...Let Russ Cook!...I wonder if Wilson was behind the firing...
Seattle Seahawks, citing 'philosophical differences,' part with offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer
In a surprising move, the Seattle Seahawks and offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer have parted ways after three seasons...the Seahawks announced the decision Tuesday, citing "philosophical differences" as the reason for the parting, while calling Schottenheimer a "fantastic person and coach."...
Seattle, OC part due to 'philosophical differences'
In a surprising move, the Seattle Seahawks and offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer have parted ways after three seasons, citing "philosophical differences."
He's a "rush four" kind of guy. Problem is, the current front four is not capable of generating a pass rush alone. Need a huge upgrade there (more than one) or the DC needs to change up his approach, or he too, will be a disaster at DC for the Raiders.
Indeed, I figure they’ll go IDL for draft and possibly in FA (they need FS help). They have some pieces now, but hard to grade anyone with the DC that was there. Hopefully Gus can turn things around for them.
looks like Carroll fired him for calling too many pass plays!...WTH?...Carroll wants to run the ball more!...disaster...Wilson needs to throw more!
Not that I want my rival to succeed, but obviously teams made an adjustment to what they were doing the first part of the year. Heck, even the two games against the 49ers were night and day. The second game they had them on the ropes until late in the 4th quarter with only 4 starters playing.
I don't mind a nice balance between the running and passing game but they need to let go of the reigns with Wilson...let him loose...they run the ball too much...plus it's not like they have some amazing back like Derrick Henry...it's pretty much a running back by committee and they're always injured
He brought in Richard Smith and Rod Milnus as well. To be honest, Raiders (IMO) don’t need a top 10 defense to get to playoffs. I’d be OK with an average defense. With the one of the leagues worst defenses Raiders were able to beat some of the best teams.
Here's his chance to make a name for himself. Certainly, Gruden won't be helping (if anything, probably hurting, with his annoyingly conservative approach to football).
I don't have an opinion either way on him..he's part of the executive staff and maybe he's learned a few things regarding the cap from Paraag Marathe on how to structure contracts to get the most out of the cap.
Agreed.Yes, whoever it was that wrote that for BB to attach his name to did a good job.
However they got there, it's the result that counts. BB evidently didn't want to take sole responsibility for a "decision" that clearly wasn't his alone, and the statement is about as diplomatic and non-incendiary as possible under the circumstances.
