job status update of grigs and pags

[pacolts56]

For those of you who say Pagano has poor in-game adjustments, can you explain that to me?  I'm not trying to be fresh, I am just curious what adjustments exactly you're talking about, and how those correlate to Pagano (as opposed to the OC and DC.)  Specific examples, please.

[southwest1]

Won what? If you don't have a TOP 6 QB the only way you win the Super Bowl is with a miracle.

It's still impressive though CFF. Going 10-6 is  incredibly successful after Tom Brady went down with a knee injury. Remember, Curtis Painter & Kerry Collins in 2011? INDY unraveled that year sir. NE didn't that's the point.

 

Bringing up the SB has no relevancy to the valid point that CR91 was actually making. 

[southwest1]

I'm satisfied with Ryan Grigson & Chuck Pagano. Grigs is always bringing in quality free agents & draft picks & even though this year's 1st round pick left me scratching my head, I'm pleased with what he's done with the Anderson & Parry selections. I'm not knocking Dorsett either. He could be a useful addition with his speed & hands. I love being surprised. I wish he was taller, but smaller guys are often elusive too.  But then again, Nicks was tall with a huge wingspan & he didn't pan out as well as I had anticipated either. So, if I'm wrong. I can & do admit it frequently. 

 

All Pagano has to do is stop the run, give Gore room to work, & let Newsome & Cole show me some reliable pass rushing ability on downs. I have faith in Chuck myself.  The thing I really like about Pags is that he's an even keel guy. Never too high; never too low & he's a darn good DB coach to boot, which I didn't know initially. 

 

We will win Championships plural with Grigs & Pags. Give them time. We are moving in the right direction.