Like he said I WANT him to succeed

Just don’t have faith in the guy.

He hasn’t given me reason to up to this point

I wonder what will be said after this coming season if Bad Josh continues to rear his ugly head…

Let it be known that on this day, February 2, 2013, the year of our Lord

that “chris” and all his ilk are the quarterback gurus of all time and that

he “chris” is the smartest guy in the room.

Dude, it’s just like kh said,

“great interview… too bad it will go in one ear and out the other for half the mouth-breathing Freeman-bashers that read this site, common sense and logic just doesn’t get through to them.”

of course who knows better than you. Bill Cowher, one of the best coaches in the last 20 years, who has an eye for talent, understands the complexity of offensive consistency, has won his share a big games, just can’t compare to your “couch” given talents.

I think I’ll trust Bill’s evaluation over you everyday of the week!

You saying you want Josh to succeed, is like saying you hope they find Bin Laden alive. You don’t really mean it because you want so much to be right.

He’s been working on his footwork since he’s gotten into the league. 4 years in, it’s still an issue. That is something that is correctable and nothing that a new scheme has anything to do with. Makes me think it won’t be corrected.

Next up: Staring down WRs and vision: He doesn’t have the ability to look off a safety and come back and hit the open WR on the other side of the field. He stares down his first read 99% of the time, which leads to plays and points left on the field. That’s a huge problem that after 4 years, is extremely difficult to fix.

Pre-reading the defense: I don’t think Freeman does a good job when he’s on the field with this. I think he realizes it in the film room, but in live action, he does a poor job of recognizing Cover 2/Cover 3 zone defenses, as teams consistently mixed it up and he was easily confused down the stretch. He throws too many balls where he won’t see the defender, throw balls into double and triple coverage. If you want to go deep, you beat guys down the seems in zone. That Eagles game was a perfect example. He went deep outside way too many times and Eagles had it covered.

Last but not least: Poise/Confidence. I don’t think he possesses this trait to win big games. He gets flustered way too easily after a bad throw and doesn’t recover. He’s not clutch when you need him. Sure he’s got 4th qtr comebacks against below .500 ball clubs. But when you put on the tape against the better teams, he’;s not very good and crumbles.

I want Josh to succeed, but right now, I can’t say I’m real confident in him leading us to the playoffs next year.

EXACTLY

Either he will shut up his critics

Or he’ll shut up his homers

I’m just glad we’ll have an answer.

I want him to be the guy, I just do not believe he will be. That’s my opinion.

I trust what that man says over any of you Monday morning coaches.