Re: Yup. I agree with that RR.

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I would say that Morris helps with developing players for sure. That's why Jalen Ramsey called him the best coach he's ever had. I think that Morris does game planning as well. But I think that the higher up the chain you go, the more likely the person in charge is overseeing as opposed to doing the dirty work. McVay as a coach is responsible for getting the X's and O's together and monitoring players, coaches, and everything else that makes the team work. He's not going to be sitting back doing the minor drills. I think that's why our position coaches get poached for head coaching jobs so often.

I would say Morris had ZERO to do with developing Ramsey. Ramsey was already an All Pro before he got here.

IMO, if Morris went out of his way to "game plan" other players besides Ramsey, maybe others would say the same thing. To me it looked like Ramsey was the ONLY player he went out of his way to get involved. He let Ramsey do whatever Ramsey wanted to do and Ramsey LOVED that about him. I get it but that doesn't make him a great coach. It just means Ramsey is/was his biggest fan. lol

Who has Morris "developed" so far? And how did he do it?

If Morris "truly" was the "best at anything" I think he might have gotten at least one serious HC offer from other teams, don't you?

McVay might not be doing "minor drills" but we have seen him many times playing DB during practices. He seems a bit more involved than most HC's are.

Either way, SOMEBODY better be good at "developing" players because we have one of the youngest rosters in the league and they need all the help they can get...especially on the defensive side of the ball.

We have seen McVay "adjust" his scheme to fit his talent many times but Morris continued to run that Ultra Soft Prevent even with 3 HOF'ers to work with.

As for our assistant coaches getting "poached"...have you noticed that most if not all have been on the OFFENSIVE side of the ball??? I'll give you one guess why.

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