Re: One angle regarding Mcvay.

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Ekern55
I came to this from the angle that the front office told McVay to move on from Morris.

If you’re right or I’m right, that’s not how business men conduct business, i.e., going into a funk.

Hope we’re wrong and he’s just burned out.

I don't know if I can see the FO tell McVay anything he "has" to do. I think McVay can do basically whatever he wants and the FO would be fine with it.

I am not a fan of the Charmin Shell that Morris runs. I just think he could run it better as we all have discussed many times. I hvae no problem with Morris staying on but would love to see some aggressive game plans as well as some game plans that actually look like it was designed to "stop" the other team and not have them "stop" themselves by making a mistake.

IMO, it is possible to play that soft zone and still mix it up more. If we don't have talent good enough to do that, then maybe we should bring some new blood that can play that way.

Don't we play more soft zone than any other team in the NFL? It sure looks like one of the most "passive" scaredy cat schemes in the NFL.

I think Morris is capable of running a better scheme. Either McVay doesn't want him to or Morris doesn't want to. IDK

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