Humor Klint Kubiak’s debut as Saints OC (2 Viewers)

[Rexman100]

Sucks he be gone as a HC if we continue to have success. Ask yourself would u rather secure DA schematics or a successful OC? Dan Quinn or Shanahan?? A little early for that comparison but hey.

I don't think KK even accepts a HC job this year, if/when he's offered. I'd put him in the same boat as Detroit's OC (Ben Johnson) which refused a HC job. I'd think that KK knows that he has something special w/ DC4 and this veteran team and that his oline and QB coaches deserve the bulk of the credit for his success. I think he'd realize that and also realize that he's just not ready to be a full time HC. (yet)

 

[Rexman100]

Canales and the Panthers were not prepared. He called plays for one year and then HC. Owners will take note of that.

The QB will kill him just like he did Frank Reich. BY has to complete those passes that he missed on or no coach will succeed. BY's first pass was an overthrow interception. 13/30 and 2 INTS is not acceptable. However, if BY can quickly grow up and start completing those passes, he can be a great QB because he has all of the other traits to succeed in todays NFL. (intelligence, mobility, calm demanor etc)

 

[St.Dan]

Is it just me, or does Kubiak look a bit like Jim L. Mora (Jr.) but with a goatee?

 

[Rouxble]

Just seeing Taysom finally be on the field all the time as a starter instead of a gadget player who plays 50% or less of the snaps makes you wonder what could have been for his career if this had been the case all along.

Interesting enough, Hill only played 21 offensive snaps out of 66. I definitely thought it was higher from watching the game.

 

[schuetter]

Interesting enough, Hill only played 21 offensive snaps out of 66. I definitely thought it was higher from watching the game.

That’s because they stopped playing him later in the game.

 

[BreesusSaves]

Not going to make a new thread so uh yeah.

Get in the Carr losers, we're scoring more touchdowns.

 

[El Caliente]

 

[TenTwo]

I don't think KK even accepts a HC job this year, if/when he's offered. I'd put him in the same boat as Detroit's OC (Ben Johnson) which refused a HC job. I'd think that KK knows that he has something special w/ DC4 and this veteran team and that his oline and QB coaches deserve the bulk of the credit for his success. I think he'd realize that and also realize that he's just not ready to be a full time HC. (yet)

Dear God please let this be true

 

[tenordas]

Interesting enough, Hill only played 21 offensive snaps out of 66. I definitely thought it was higher from watching the game.

That's because he left the field hurt at one point and they even brought him back to the locker room, so with the outlandish score, it's obvious why they didn't want to risk anything playing him after that.

 

[BreesusSaves]

Kubiak's essentially shut down the offense for an entire game's worth of football. Second half against Carolina and again the second half against Dallas. That means the Eagles really don't have anything new to study on film to prepare defensively.

 

[tjharris]

Kubiak's best attribute is recognizing players strengths and weaknesses, and then using both to score touchdowns.

 

[Rexman100]

Dear God please let this be true

I still stand by it. You have to have a good to great QB, not every coach gets gifted a nine year pro in his prime. Ok, that never happens. And it helps to have been gifted a top 5 killer Ravens D to hold down the other 50%. I’m sure KK will consider these things when he makes his decision. He’ll be offered most likely, but if I were him, I’d have to have to best fit. I would choose the jets for example, Qb too old, and no Qb depth. And you can go through all of the teams. Must have : elite D, great QB, great ownership, good fans and tradition.

 

[El Caliente]

 

[WilliamBrees]

The QB will kill him just like he did Frank Reich. BY has to complete those passes that he missed on or no coach will succeed. BY's first pass was an overthrow interception. 13/30 and 2 INTS is not acceptable. However, if BY can quickly grow up and start completing those passes, he can be a great QB because he has all of the other traits to succeed in todays NFL. (intelligence, mobility, calm demanor etc)

Intelligence is easily exaggerated. I keep hearing about so many players having great football IQ but most of it hasn't materialized in big game situations.

 

[WilliamBrees]

They're already talking about it. One Bears tweet said the Bears will take off with him as HC.