As opposed to even keeled dropping balls in the SB or taking JV EZ sacks,that even keeled? If you were Siri this wouldn't bother you? But he's seems even keeled as our won players. I didn't see him blow up and yell at hurts for those things. I'm fine if my coach gets under other teams skins. It gives a psychological advantage if you are living rent free in their heads

8 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Him being the singularly most emotionally out of control person on both sidelines in that tight giants game isn’t what I understand as what’s needed in sports. The guy that can’t control himself. Lashing out at his own players and coaches. 

Simple,his GOAL is PERFECTION(remember goals?) anything short of that lights the fuse. I would rather have a passionate coach than one who shows no emotion. Obviously you want that,but I don't and neither of us control other people. "Even keeled" can also be construed as uncaring. Just depends how you view things. Maybe he seems too extreme to you. But what you think doesn't matter,nor does what I think. Just how he is. if you want him fired for that,that's a disgusting display of putting YOU first. The man is who he is for whatever reasons he is how he is. Just wins the games

Question of the day: will Saquan be the best RB this season? 90 percent of voters say no.

9 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Him being the singularly most emotionally out of control person on both sidelines in that tight giants game isn’t what I understand as what’s needed in sports. The guy that can’t control himself. Lashing out at his own players and coaches. 

Kneeling isn't needed in sports either,yet we put up with that BS. neither you nor I decide "what is needed in sports"

3 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Simple,his GOAL is PERFECTION(remember goals?) anything short of that lights the fuse. I would rather have a passionate coach than one who shows no emotion. Obviously you want that,but I don't and neither of us control other people. "Even keeled" can also be construed as uncaring. Just depends how you view things

I’ve always understood it takes the confidence and remaining smart and calm that proves best in the right to use and times if adversity. Blowing up on your own guys and acting irrational I haven’t witnessed really helping much of anything.

2 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Question of the day: will Saquan be the best RB this season? 90 percent of voters say no.

For me it depends on the performance of the new right Oline side C and RG we won't know until the first snap. Camp isn't a gauge on that. If Jurgens and the RG mesh with Lane as a unit,then I think he could be a great RB

Just now, GreenbleedinNC said:

Kneeling isn't needed in sports either,yet we put up with that BS. neither you nor I decide "what is needed in sports"

Having played so many sports and being a part of it.. it’s understood…by most at least. Emotional lapse of judgement and blowing things by not staying the course does happen. But it’s universally understood to be a negative. Well ….in this present company here ….I guess I need to maybe reconsider the universally understood part.

2 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

I’ve always understood it takes the confidence and remaining smart and calm that proves best in the right to use and times if adversity. Blowing up on your own guys and acting irrational I haven’t witnessed really helping much of anything.

Some call that personality "firey" There are loads of different people in the world.I do agree though,he should not need to have another person to "control" his temper,but he is who he is and he is our coach 

1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Having played so many sports and being a part of it.. it’s understood…by most at least. Emotional lapse of judgement and blowing things by not staying the course does happen. But it’s universally understood to be a negative. Well ….in this present company here ….I guess I need to maybe reconsider the universally understood part.

Obviously on here we clash so are we "even keeled" or do we show passion for our opinions? Coaches are under alot of pressure to win that you and I can't fathom, even as players. The coach has to take the weekly "WTH happened" pressers. The QB will have to do those also. Both positions are under severe pressure to win

6 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

For me it depends on the performance of the new right Oline side C and RG we won't know until the first snap. Camp isn't a gauge on that. If Jurgens and the RG mesh with Lane as a unit,then I think he could be a great RB

I think Bark is decidedly better than Swift,and Swift went over 1k. Idk what "best" means here. I suspect(and expect) Bark to be a major contributor

1 minute ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Obviously on here we clash so are we "even keeled" or do we show passion for our opinions? Coaches are under alot of pressure to win that you and I can't fathom, even as players. The coach has to take the weekly "WTH happened" pressers. The QB will have to do those also. Both positions are under severe pressure to win

Exactly…and how you perform under that extreme pressure moments makes the difference.  Getting all emotionally irrational? That doesn’t work. Maintaining poise and confidence to deal with what is being faced …that gives the best chance to prevail.

Just now, GreenbleedinNC said:

I think Bark is decidedly better than Swift,and Swift went over 1k. Idk what "best" means here. I suspect(and expect) Bark to be a major contributor

It was a national poll about best RB in the NFL this season.

1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Exactly…and how you perform under that extreme pressure moments makes the difference.  Getting all emotionally irrational? That doesn’t work. Maintaining poise and confidence to deal with what is being faced …that gives the best chance to prevail.

Executing the plays so the coach doesn't go off gives you the best chance to prevail

Getting on your players in practice is what’s needed sometimes. Sometimes fiery can be good. Especially when combined with confidence and demanding greatness. Blowing up getting emotionally compromised in the tight game situations hurts the team.

2 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Executing the plays so the coach doesn't go off gives you the best chance to prevail

Ringo overcame his HC losing his s41t by sealing the game with the walk off interception.

17 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Question of the day: will Saquan be the best RB this season? 90 percent of voters say no.

On the team or in the NFL?

1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:

It was a national poll about best RB in the NFL this season.

Alot of teams changing out O line players. No one will know what teams look like until we see them play and RB's on new teams,who need to learn new plays,or how plays they know are called. Too hard to predict who will succeed or fail before 1 game is played. If the O line Meshes bark can be in the top tier IMO

3 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Executing the plays so the coach doesn't go off gives you the best chance to prevail

Winning games by blowout margins can keep Siri from blowing his top. What about the close contested competitions though?

5 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

It was a national poll about best RB in the NFL this season.

Will Saquan be the best RB in the league?

1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Getting on your players in practice is what’s needed sometimes. Sometimes fiery can be good. Especially when combined with confidence and demanding greatness. Blowing up getting emotionally compromised in the tight game situations hurts the team.

Then the players need to stop making bonehead plays in tight games. One play can cost you a SB as we know. I'm sure you have heard "every snap matters",but it really does

2 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Ringo overcame his HC losing his s41t by sealing the game with the walk off interception.

Execution which I have said so many times. I can run 4 plays. If you can't stop me on any of them, I will win every game

1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Will Saquan be the best RB in the league?

No. The Eagles have too  many other weapons 

1 minute ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Then the players need to stop making bonehead plays in tight games. One play can cost you a SB as we know. I'm sure you have heard "every snap matters",but it really does

Stuff happens in games. Still need your players staying cool and being smart ready to execute and perform. Should go without saying of your HC. I expect it from 23 year old players. The HC it’s pretty pathetic to deal with it so consistently from.

2 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Winning games by blowout margins can keep Siri from blowing his top. What about the close contested competitions though?

He just wants to win. How about the passion of T.O. and other players. How about the intimidation factor of the '85 bears defense? People channel their emotional passion in different ways. Some guys just throw clipboards,others will beat up chairs. The world is full of different personas. You can like them or not because not everyone is you(or me)

2 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Execution which I have said so many times. I can run 4 plays. If you can't stop me on any of them, I will win every game

Great….what if you have moments in games that don’t go your way? You know like most every week of an NFL season.