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I just hope his leadership abilities aren’t as overrated as his looks
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The Kevin Stefanski: Two-Time Coach of the Year Thread
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Oh fuck off.
You’ve never seen anyone make their teammates HEE HEE like he has before.
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I thought we were still letting Kitchens do that? Am I the only one?
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Damn, I thought this was a sports forum. Guess I must have clicked the wrong thing by mistake.
good ol' Booms...yikes
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@MoFlo why isn't this already done?I request that we change the thread title to, "Browns hire Kevin Stefan-ski".
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Kevin Stefanski Had To Promise His Kids A Dog And A Trip To Disney World To Agree To Move To Cleveland
Sports Illustrated - New Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski was humble to open his press conference, thanking any number of people for this opportunity; from ownership to the coach searching committee to the Minnesota Vikings, coaches he's worked with and players he's coached. He then humanized himself by talking about his family and suggesting he bribed his three kids with the promise of a dog and a trip to Disney World in order to move to Cleveland.
www.barstoolsports.com
Can't wait to see what he has to bribe the team with in order to listen to him.
Sports Illustrated - New Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski was humble to open his press conference, thanking any number of people for this opportunity; from ownership to the coach searching committee to the Minnesota Vikings, coaches he's worked with and players he's coached. He then humanized himself by talking about his family and suggesting he bribed his three kids with the promise of a dog and a trip to Disney World in order to move to Cleveland.
Kevin Stefanski Had To Promise His Kids A Dog And A Trip To Disney World To Agree To Move To Cleveland
Quite the unimpressive introductory press conference yesterday from Kevin Stefanski, if you ask me. He had a pretty good quote when he said "I don't mind personality...personality is welcomed, product...
Can't wait to see what he has to bribe the team with in order to listen to him.
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Wow kids who have made friends living their entire lives in one place are upset about moving
This right here is some front page material
This right here is some front page material
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Kids should have negotiated harder. Bet they could have gotten two dogs and a trip to Universal.
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This is a really good article on the NFL's offensive coaching trees.
www.theringer.com
I would also add the Schottenheimer/Arians tree. That is what we saw this year. It generally consists of long dropbacks, shotgun, and 11 and 0 offensive formations.
The Reid tree is interesting. Those coaches use lots of RPOs, shotgun passing, and speed to attack defenses. The running game and play-action are somewhat less important than in...
The Gruden/Shanahan tree. This is the west coast, zone blocking, and play-action heavy offense. This is what Stefanski is part of and what we will see this year. My eyes tell me that Stefanski is closer to Shanahan than McVay. McVay likes speed and tends to avoid heavy formations whereas Shanahan likes heavy formations to confuse defenses while keeping the offense incredibly simple for the quarterback. This offense does require the quarterback, offensive linemen, and runningback to make reads on every play. But, if they are coached and able to do so, it is unstoppable in the hands of a good play-caller.
I think the Arians tree is dying. It is easier to defend and, as analytics on efficient passing plays continue to emerge, it is clear that this offense requires very specific players. I was ecstatic about bringing in Monken because I thought he would bring formation strategies that make this offense more efficient at the college level. Regardless if he did and Freddie just ignored it, those concepts were never adopted, and we ran some weird Arians-style offense that was ineffective.
The Reid and Shanahan trees are taking the league by storm. All four playoff teams use one of these offensive systems, and if you are not paying close attention, they look similar. Their main goal is to empower the quarterback and confuse the defense - they just do those things in different ways.
The Defining Traits of the Coaching Trees Taking Over the NFL
What are the secrets to coaching lineages that include Sean McVay and Kyle Shanahan, and Andy Reid and Doug Pederson?
www.theringer.com
I would also add the Schottenheimer/Arians tree. That is what we saw this year. It generally consists of long dropbacks, shotgun, and 11 and 0 offensive formations.
The Reid tree is interesting. Those coaches use lots of RPOs, shotgun passing, and speed to attack defenses. The running game and play-action are somewhat less important than in...
The Gruden/Shanahan tree. This is the west coast, zone blocking, and play-action heavy offense. This is what Stefanski is part of and what we will see this year. My eyes tell me that Stefanski is closer to Shanahan than McVay. McVay likes speed and tends to avoid heavy formations whereas Shanahan likes heavy formations to confuse defenses while keeping the offense incredibly simple for the quarterback. This offense does require the quarterback, offensive linemen, and runningback to make reads on every play. But, if they are coached and able to do so, it is unstoppable in the hands of a good play-caller.
I think the Arians tree is dying. It is easier to defend and, as analytics on efficient passing plays continue to emerge, it is clear that this offense requires very specific players. I was ecstatic about bringing in Monken because I thought he would bring formation strategies that make this offense more efficient at the college level. Regardless if he did and Freddie just ignored it, those concepts were never adopted, and we ran some weird Arians-style offense that was ineffective.
The Reid and Shanahan trees are taking the league by storm. All four playoff teams use one of these offensive systems, and if you are not paying close attention, they look similar. Their main goal is to empower the quarterback and confuse the defense - they just do those things in different ways.
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He should have just explained the move and job is only temporary
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