Freeman Points to Execution, But Chris Ash's Defense is the Real Problem
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The coaching vs execution “debate” only happens when you have bad coaching
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Partly, but we all should know that losing X Watts comes with a price.
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MF will own this hire
Once he moves on from him in 2026.
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Can’t figure out what Freeman saw in Ash to offer him. Unless he’s really not running the show.
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Re: Can’t figure out what Freeman saw in Ash to offer him. Unless he’s really not running the show.
I think the main issue is the Defensive Line isn't as good as we all thought. Secondary can only do so much if the QB has all day to throw
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And then there is the O scheme…
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MF can protect Ash all he wants, but the eyes say that D is a mess. Too many returning players
to look as bad as they do at everything. BVG is back in the house.
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Dismissal is warranted. Execution seems a little harsh…
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Coach McCay, how do you feel about your team's execution? "I'm in favor of it!"
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You getting soft?
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The players aren't even executing bad game planning. It's coaching. It's technique. It's execution.
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