Ross seems to have good intentions. He has no clue how to establish a football culture that - as the article states - used to define the standard for all south Florida sports.The writing has been on the wall since the end of last season. McD was never going anywhere anytime soon. I mean if losing the division when up 3 with 4 games left gets an extension hard to know what gets you fired.
Then add in the easy excuse Tua got hurt so it wouldn’t be fair to McD. I really think Ross plans on running it back as currently structured in the FO and Coaching staff.
Yeah it was a good article. As an outside fan looking in. I used to like McDaniels “quirkiness” awkwardness etc. because I could see he really cared for his players. (Don’t see that from a lot of coaches). But also this year to me the results are not there. And that “quirkiness” and such of his is more annoying than anything.Ross seems to have good intentions. He has no clue how to establish a football culture that - as the article states - used to define the standard for all south Florida sports.
Exactly. The “dog” thing is why I was 100% for Dan Campbell - perhaps he wouldn’t have been successful who knows. But the guys would have played like Dogs.Yeah it was a good article. As an outside fan looking in. I used to like McDaniels “quirkiness” awkwardness etc. because I could see he really cared for his players. (Don’t see that from a lot of coaches). But also this year to me the results are not there. And that “quirkiness” and such of his is more annoying than anything.
He clearly to me seems more of a players friend than their coach. Which can be fine as long as there is that coach that will get in a millionaires ass when needed. That is what I don’t see on the Fins coaching or FO anywhere. And to be honest rarely have in MIA since Shula. And why the soft tag just will never go away. And players like OBJ and Poyer see it as a retirement destination (you will get more like them than you do Calais IMO) with a friendly FO and Coaching Staff.
There is always talk about where is the dog in the players. Well when you don’t have a Dog in the coaching staff why would the players develop it themselves
agree and it doesnt have to be an in your face spitter like a John Gruden. A quiet professional that sets the standard and holds the players to that standard.Exactly. The “dog” thing is why I was 100% for Dan Campbell - perhaps he wouldn’t have been successful who knows. But the guys would have played like Dogs.
the only "structured" thing about this team is the ineptitudeThe writing has been on the wall since the end of last season. McD was never going anywhere anytime soon. I mean if losing the division when up 3 with 4 games left gets an extension hard to know what gets you fired.
Then add in the easy excuse Tua got hurt so it wouldn’t be fair to McD. I really think Ross plans on running it back as currently structured in the FO and Coaching staff.
Totally agreeagree and it doesnt have to be an in your face spitter like a John Gruden. A quiet professional that sets the standard and holds the players to that standard.
Often I hear players around the league win or loss talk about not playing to their standard. Etc etc. rarely do I hear that from Fin players. I think McDaniel can be a successful long term winning coach and lead a team to a SB. But in order to do that someone needs to acknowledge the flaws and hold him to a standard as well.
His in game management is ??? At best.
His discipline is ?? To me.
I think for him to be successful two things need to happen with HIM.
1. Give up playcalling
2. Hire a coach that will be the enforcer
This. I don’t think he’s firing McDaniel, so such a take as above isn’t even on the table for him when he’s talking.I think this is reading too much into it. It's a game ball. It seemed to me they were celebrating the win, not the season.