Why a Mediocre College Coach May Be the NFL’s Next Great One (WSJ)

[SeattleCardinal]

https://www.wsj.com/articles/why-a-mediocre-college-coach-may-be-the-nfls-next-great-one-11566388801

Kliff Kingsbury went from being fired by Texas Tech to leading the vanguard of the offensive revolution in the NFL with his college-style offense and rookie quarterback Kyler Murray

Subscription required, but a pretty splashy piece in the Wall Street Journal.

 

[Ronin]

all aboard the hype train!

 

[bojack]

Read it... Basically saying everything that has already been said. Waiting until game 1 to draw a conclusion on how good or bad we might be, but I'm quite skeptical at the moment.

 

[Goldfield]

I’m more concerned with the D now. I thought the d was going to be a strength. But Philon screwed us pretty good. Now both starting corners out ug

 

[AZCB34]

Wouldn't mediocre be .500 or slightly better?

 

[Timm Rosenbach]

I’m more concerned with the D now. I thought the d was going to be a strength. But Philon screwed us pretty good. Now both starting corners out ug

Exactly. We weren’t counting on having 35-42 points a game being scored on us when we were looking at the season 3 months ago. It could be a very rough start. Score quickly and your defense is on the field for most of the game. 3 and Out and your defense is on the field the ENTIRE GAME