Computer don't coach for a reason, because there are
things that only a coach can decide and many great
coaching decisions are not "objective."

(whatever the fuck "objective" means, which is another
conversation. "Objective" is only as "objective" as the
variables you consider)

Tom Coughlin playing his starters in the last game of the
season 2007 vs. the undefeated Patriots was a stupid
decision "objectively," because it had zero playoff implications
(both teams were locked) and Coughlin risked getting a key
player hurt when, unlike the Patriots, the Giants had to PLAY
a WILD CARD GAME the next week.

He did it because wasn't about to let the Pats have that
undefeated season without a fight...that's not "objective."
That's male stupidity mathematically, a genius coaching
subjectively.

What happens? The Giants gave the Pats their toughest game
of the season (losing 38-35), and the Giants said this is
why they weren't intimidated, at all, during the Superbowl
and already knew how to play them. It worked




He put the game in his excellent defense's hands.

Shit didn't work out that way.

It was a fine way.

----------------------------



O_E: "Acts like an asshole and posts with imperial disdain"




"I ORBITs the solar system, listenin..."

(C)Keith Murray, "