>of his own way and learn from his past (and current)
>mistakes. The guy HAS to know that unless you got Tom Brady,
>you can't survive in the league passing the ball 90% of the
>time. He had the NFL leading rusher on his team with a LEAD
>and refused to run the ball in the 2nd half of a playoff game.
> That is just absurd. His clock management skills are still
>among the worst in the league. His stubborn nature of sticking
>to his game plan no matter the early outcome, is detrimental.
>Or if things go wrong or not to his liking, his immediate
>reaction is to just pass the ball over and over again
>regardless of its success rate.

This is true, but Nagy called those plays.