Chip Kelly
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Sometimes in life failures teach lessons in humility. Don't discount the possibility that he can learn, change and adapt.RoadDawg55 said:
It's not his offense. It's how he runs things and everyone hates him.allpurpleallgold said:Thinking Chip's offense can't be great again, at any level, is just a wild guess. His offense did work in the NFL until Chip Kelly the GM traded away all the good players in Philadelphia. Taking anything away from last season with a terrible 49ers team would be really dumb.
Football does evolve and one side of the ball catches up to the other but Chip could easily have more tricks up his sleeve. Or not. Either way it'll be interesting.
I'm rooting for him because good Chip Kelly teams make football more fun.
He inherited a well oiled machine that had a mediocre coach (Bellotti). The morale was good, the facilities were top notch, Nike, the assistants were in place. He had to abide by some rules and guidelines.
They made minor tweaks and because Kelly was a better coach it worked. He was a first time coach that hadn't become "Chip Kelly" football genius.
I don't see it happening like that again. He made all sorts of money, seems to enjoy being a dick, answers to nobody, wants to be a "genius" than be a simple fuck who wins big.
Nobody knows shit until he comes back and coaches, but I wouldn't bet on big time success. -
Upvoted because you're spot on with Kelly, but that last comment is FS. Saban won a natty before BAMA.MikeSeaver said:
Yep.Inherited a well oiled 8-4, bowl losing machine. What a breathtaking program we had going.RoadDawg55 said:
It's not his offense. It's how he runs things and everyone hates him.allpurpleallgold said:Thinking Chip's offense can't be great again, at any level, is just a wild guess. His offense did work in the NFL until Chip Kelly the GM traded away all the good players in Philadelphia. Taking anything away from last season with a terrible 49ers team would be really dumb.
Football does evolve and one side of the ball catches up to the other but Chip could easily have more tricks up his sleeve. Or not. Either way it'll be interesting.
I'm rooting for him because good Chip Kelly teams make football more fun.
He inherited a well oiled machine that had a mediocre coach (Bellotti). The morale was good, the facilities were top notch, Nike, the assistants were in place. He had to abide by some rules and guidelines.
They made minor tweaks and because Kelly was a better coach it worked. He was a first time coach that hadn't become "Chip Kelly" football genius.
I don't see it happening like that again. He made all sorts of money, seems to enjoy being a dick, answers to nobody, wants to be a "genius" than be a simple fuck who wins big.
Nobody knows shit until he comes back and coaches, but I wouldn't bet on big time success.
Kelly started building that thing when he arrived as OC and they told Mike to pound sand after two seasons. Minor tweeks? Kelly changed everything. The food, the practices, the training, the style of play etc etc.
He won the conference with Jeremiah fucking Masoli at fucking OREGON.
Jesus Christ you fuckers will make up excuses for anything not named Nick Saban. The guy who used to go 8-4 until he got to ALABAMA.
Fucking wiredos. -
Yeah, but still...dnc said:
Upvoted because you're spot on with Kelly, but that last comment is FS. Saban won a natty before BAMA.MikeSeaver said:
Yep.Inherited a well oiled 8-4, bowl losing machine. What a breathtaking program we had going.RoadDawg55 said:
It's not his offense. It's how he runs things and everyone hates him.allpurpleallgold said:Thinking Chip's offense can't be great again, at any level, is just a wild guess. His offense did work in the NFL until Chip Kelly the GM traded away all the good players in Philadelphia. Taking anything away from last season with a terrible 49ers team would be really dumb.
Football does evolve and one side of the ball catches up to the other but Chip could easily have more tricks up his sleeve. Or not. Either way it'll be interesting.
I'm rooting for him because good Chip Kelly teams make football more fun.
He inherited a well oiled machine that had a mediocre coach (Bellotti). The morale was good, the facilities were top notch, Nike, the assistants were in place. He had to abide by some rules and guidelines.
They made minor tweaks and because Kelly was a better coach it worked. He was a first time coach that hadn't become "Chip Kelly" football genius.
I don't see it happening like that again. He made all sorts of money, seems to enjoy being a dick, answers to nobody, wants to be a "genius" than be a simple fuck who wins big.
Nobody knows shit until he comes back and coaches, but I wouldn't bet on big time success.
Kelly started building that thing when he arrived as OC and they told Mike to pound sand after two seasons. Minor tweeks? Kelly changed everything. The food, the practices, the training, the style of play etc etc.
He won the conference with Jeremiah fucking Masoli at fucking OREGON.
Jesus Christ you fuckers will make up excuses for anything not named Nick Saban. The guy who used to go 8-4 until he got to ALABAMA.
Fucking wiredos.
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I expect that to be true for Steve Sarkisian.DerekJohnson said:
Sometimes in life failures teach lessons in humility. Don't discount the possibility that he can learn, change and adapt.RoadDawg55 said:
It's not his offense. It's how he runs things and everyone hates him.allpurpleallgold said:Thinking Chip's offense can't be great again, at any level, is just a wild guess. His offense did work in the NFL until Chip Kelly the GM traded away all the good players in Philadelphia. Taking anything away from last season with a terrible 49ers team would be really dumb.
Football does evolve and one side of the ball catches up to the other but Chip could easily have more tricks up his sleeve. Or not. Either way it'll be interesting.
I'm rooting for him because good Chip Kelly teams make football more fun.
He inherited a well oiled machine that had a mediocre coach (Bellotti). The morale was good, the facilities were top notch, Nike, the assistants were in place. He had to abide by some rules and guidelines.
They made minor tweaks and because Kelly was a better coach it worked. He was a first time coach that hadn't become "Chip Kelly" football genius.
I don't see it happening like that again. He made all sorts of money, seems to enjoy being a dick, answers to nobody, wants to be a "genius" than be a simple fuck who wins big.
Nobody knows shit until he comes back and coaches, but I wouldn't bet on big time success. -
I'm a quook so I hope he fails at everything he does from here on out.allpurpleallgold said:
I'm rooting for him because good Chip Kelly teams make football more fun.
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Chinned for honestyoregonblitzkrieg said:
I'm a quook so I hope he fails at everything he does from here on out.allpurpleallgold said:
I'm rooting for him because good Chip Kelly teams make football more fun. -
I was wondering who Chippy had sucking his dick these days.MikeSeaver said:
You're FS, hope this helps.TurdBuffer said:
Getting back to the NC game is harder than getting there the first time. Thus, since it's all about coaching talent, not players, Helfrich is obviously a better coach than Chippy. Oregon should realize the error of its ways and rehire Helfrich ASAP.MikeSeaver said:
Agreed. Wish he would have played REAL football and lost the Sun Bowl every December or whatever it was rest of you played in every year.TurdBuffer said:Kelly's time has come and gone. There's a reason he couldn't win the big game and Helfrich couldn't win it with his players. Gimmickry ultimately failed when confronted by the elites. Ask Sam Wyche.
Thanks for helping me sort that out.
Good to know it's @MikeSeaver. -
Do you realize you're fighting yourself here? Probably not.MikeSeaver said:
Yep.Inherited a well oiled 8-4, bowl losing machine. What a breathtaking program we had going.RoadDawg55 said:
It's not his offense. It's how he runs things and everyone hates him.allpurpleallgold said:Thinking Chip's offense can't be great again, at any level, is just a wild guess. His offense did work in the NFL until Chip Kelly the GM traded away all the good players in Philadelphia. Taking anything away from last season with a terrible 49ers team would be really dumb.
Football does evolve and one side of the ball catches up to the other but Chip could easily have more tricks up his sleeve. Or not. Either way it'll be interesting.
I'm rooting for him because good Chip Kelly teams make football more fun.
He inherited a well oiled machine that had a mediocre coach (Bellotti). The morale was good, the facilities were top notch, Nike, the assistants were in place. He had to abide by some rules and guidelines.
They made minor tweaks and because Kelly was a better coach it worked. He was a first time coach that hadn't become "Chip Kelly" football genius.
I don't see it happening like that again. He made all sorts of money, seems to enjoy being a dick, answers to nobody, wants to be a "genius" than be a simple fuck who wins big.
Nobody knows shit until he comes back and coaches, but I wouldn't bet on big time success.
Kelly started building that thing when he arrived as OC and they told Mike to pound sand after two seasons. Minor tweeks? Kelly changed everything. The food, the practices, the training, the style of play etc etc.
He won the conference with Jeremiah fucking Masoli at fucking OREGON.
Jesus Christ you fuckers will make up excuses for anything not named Nick Saban. The guy who used to go 8-4 until he got to ALABAMA.
Fucking wiredos.
