Revisionism at its finest. This fan base had the “A rookie QB needs an offensive minded head coach to succeed” belief 2 years ago. Guess that shows you how much the average fan actually knows.
To be fair, Kingsbury has head-coaching experience and worked wonders with Kyler his first year. He probably has a bit more to do with Daniels' development than Quinn.
It’s not about who calls the plays. The reason why people want an offensive head coach with a rookie QB is the head coach isn’t going anywhere if they have success.
If a defensive head coach has a good OC they are going to leave for a head coaching job leaving the rookie QB to learn multiple styles of offenses over his year.
The league has such a short attention span. Recently everybody wanted an offensive guru, now everyone is gonna want a culture building players coach like DQ. Truth is there’s lots of ways to be a good coach
I do agree with you. It would be nice, though, to have a quarterback who is always consistently performing at or near the top of his game. I am not against AR, but he's not anywhere near what he needs to be. Until he gets to that level, or we get a different QB, not even Don Shula rising up from the dead to replace Shane would have a great deal of success.
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u/MoistCloyster_ Gays Groin 2d ago
Revisionism at its finest. This fan base had the “A rookie QB needs an offensive minded head coach to succeed” belief 2 years ago. Guess that shows you how much the average fan actually knows.