>Look at Goff. He was shit playing for Fisher with no OL and
>no weapons. He's mostly very good playing for McVay with a
>good OL and weapons. It's the same player, no difference in
>talent, no difference in ability. But good coaching, a good
>supporting cast, and an easy schedule can take a 63.6 passer
>and make him a 101.1 passer.
>
>The problem is when your good coach goes up against the GOAT
>coach and gets completely out-schemed you're going to lose a
>lot of that luster. That would be true for like 25 other QBs
>in the NFL. They go the way of the coach and supporting cast.
>
>McVay is a good coach, but like so many other coaches he was
>too hesitant to go away from his plan and that's why they
>lost. That's one of the reasons Belichick--despite being a
>cheating scumbag--is the GOAT: no coach in the league is more
>willing to break tendencies and use radically different
>strategies on a game by game or even drive by drive basis.

It’s cool when you have the same qb for 2 decades. You can look him in the face, say ‘2006’, he’ll know what you mean, and bang. You can add plays in the hotel lobby on gameday. No problem. You can, like you said, go drive by drive. A bunch of coaches can’t do that with the assclown they have playing qb for them.