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The combination of Jim Mora, Drew Brees, and the Dome Patrol Defense. Would the Saints be able to win a Super Bowl with that combination during that era?
Having Drew Brees, Eric Martin, and Dalton Hillard is a solid Big Three on offense. But would Jim Mora realize that?
Jim Finks makes a sweet offer to Andy Reid and plucks away from Bill Walsh's coaching staff. Reid is turning out to be Walsh's best pupil.The issue is...who is the offensive coordinator???? If it's Carl Smith...not sure it helps.... that guy was not good in terms of his play calling....
Jim Finks makes a sweet offer to Andy Reid and plucks away from Bill Walsh's coaching staff. Reid is turning out to be Walsh's best pupil.
I don't know Holgrim's(I know I mispelled it) staff in GB was a bunch of guys who went to win SBs (Gruden, Reid and a couple more).Jim Finks makes a sweet offer to Andy Reid and plucks away from Bill Walsh's coaching staff. Reid is turning out to be Walsh's best pupil.
The issue is...who is the offensive coordinator???? If it's Carl Smith...not sure it helps.... that guy was not good in terms of his play calling....
I doubt it makes a difference. Mora was always conservative to a fault and even though Carl Smith didn’t join him in Indy, Mora still had the same deer in the headlights look every time he got into the playoffs. Moras big fault was that his teams won on playing strong defense and absolutely mistake free conservative offense. In the playoffs that got worse. I swear he would’ve punted on first down because he was scared to take chances. Compare that with New England, Payton, Reid. These guys realize it’s playoffs and you have to dig deep and come up with something different and get an edge. That was never Mora. It did great in the regular season, but not in the playoffs, and I don’t think Brees would’ve made the difference.
I do respect Mora. However I agree with you that he was not an offensive coach in any way.I doubt it makes a difference. Mora was always conservative to a fault and even though Carl Smith didn’t join him in Indy, Mora still had the same deer in the headlights look every time he got into the playoffs. Moras big fault was that his teams won on playing strong defense and absolutely mistake free conservative offense. In the playoffs that got worse. I swear he would’ve punted on first down because he was scared to take chances. Compare that with New England, Payton, Reid. These guys realize it’s playoffs and you have to dig deep and come up with something different and get an edge. That was never Mora. It did great in the regular season, but not in the playoffs, and I don’t think Brees would’ve made the difference.
The issue is...who is the offensive coordinator???? If it's Carl Smith...not sure it helps.... that guy was not good in terms of his play calling....
Thinking objectively here. Mora would of been too conservative to allow Brees to develop into the quarterback he is today. People need to remember that Hebert was a pretty good quarterback in the USFL. He had some nice deep throws in that league. People may have criticize Bobby for his play but I will say 75 percent of Bobby's poor plays sometimes need to go the Mora's play calling. With Mora making the call, I am really doubt Brees would be allow to do the things he is doing now. But replace Mora with Payton, we will be talking a different game. Mora has always been my favorite coach and the right coach for that era.