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Fans, and people in general adhere to the fallacy that it takes a substantial amount of time to determine if someone is doing a good job or not. These same people believe that practice makes perfect, which it most certainly does not. PREFECT practice makes perfect.Not a fan of Stefanskis offense or his "leadership" style at all. Hope it works out and turns into perennial playoffs and Superbowls, but more likely another waste of years, and this stint all the worse because we have one of the most talented rosters in the league.
No big time QB or WR will want to play in Stefanski's offense, as it neuters them. I get why Baker hates it. Hope to see a major overhaul, but two years in and it doesn't seem like that is going to happen. I'd love to see him fired right now, IF the right guy is brought in to replace him. But that's not going to happen.
When I was a kid, my Maestro would give me musical pieces that were far above the grade both for my age and development level. Some pieces took me as long as 4 months to master. Each week I would perform my progress. My teacher didn't judge me by how close I was to finishing the piece, but instead on how well I mastered the 4, 6, 12 or how many bars I presented to him. If he saw that I put in the slow, deliberate practice that enabled me to play the piece with proper form, we pressed on. If however, I executed the measures to sound correct but had improper hand and finger techniques, he went back to the drawing board.
The reason Stefanski will never be a winning coach in the NFL has nothing to do with his WL record over a given year, but rather becuse he does not ever improve the "individual measures". In my case, improper fingering and hand position, In Stefanski's case, continued penalties, dropped passes, missed assignments, predictable offense and passive defense.
Stefanski does not comprehend that success is a process. it requires a process, a long term process that is defined and practiced by everyone involved. Stefanski is a reactionary coach. He sees a fuck up game and then he spends the week working on those mistakes. Meanwhile a bunch of other shit pops up, and then he changes course to deal with those.
Stefanski blows. He really, really blows.