Didn't Snyder, back in the day, have two co-coordinators suggest a play and he'd pick the winner?
I'm assuming Coleman will now be the decision maker w/ the other two making suggestions. Snyder probably opts out unless super critical moment in game.
The playcaller has to be in the box. Coleman does a lot of coaching on the sidelines. I think Klein is a better personality for being up there grinding over down/distance/situation play selection.
What in the world are you talking about? There are play callers on the sideline all over the place, on every level of football. The Big 12 champion has the head coach calling plays.
what he's trying to say is white people are better at numbers/critical thinking. I disagree, personally.
Only a rascist would read race into this post. Race card race card etc yawn.
Look at Coleman on sideline. Look at Klein when he used to be there. Coleman is animated, fired up, coaching, hands on. Klein is not. Now, which of those two would you rather stick up in the box? And which of those two would you want on the sideline. It’s about personality.
Do you seriously not understand that your opinion is completely based on your observation and nothing else? Additionally that observation, intentional or not, plays off of a stereotype about blacks being emotional and whites bring cerebral, you really don't see that?
And before you say anything about "race card" please know the first time you made this observation, I didn't address it in this manner, benefit of the doubt. The second time you made the point it becomes a little harder to ignore.
Dude...it's an internet message board. With few exceptions, every post on this board is based on the poster's opinion. You seem to have a boner for attacking others opinions. Your counter-posts are no more based in fact than any of the other crap posted here.
This can be true. What can be equally true is that people's opinion's contain a racial element. This is America, jfc, and racial element does not always mean racist element. But all kinds of language and opinion are embedded in racial assumptions, regardless of the explicit intention of the speaker/poster. The fact that this isn't just elementary historical knowledge in our citizenry and instead we always get de-evolution into whiny, panties wearing "you played the race card" retorts is pretty rough ridin' depressing.
But yea, the fiery black guy probably shouldn't be "grinding" through down and distance, let him cheer lead and entertain from the sidelines. This is a family stadium after all and we're trying to MAGA.
If Klein was black and Coleman was white, my take would be the same.
Your's wouldn't.
Hypothetical scenario's are fun!
That's all you got? Pointing out that this is a hypothetical? No kidding!
Essentially, you are admitting that you would have no problem with my take if the races were reversed. So I can have a take about what type of personality is best fit for certain job. But if that take involves a certain race combination, I can't have it (or shouldn't express it)? That, to me, is weird.
I'm done talking about it. Race discussions bore me very quickly.
Could this be why? Those who bring this crap up are self imposed PC police, who jump at the chance to give their "I'm a better person than you" opinions.
Dude's, everyone relax, none of this is to indict anyone, but the fact that the simple act of pointing out that language is embedded with symbolic assumptions, some of them racial, results in a Steffy emotional tirade is telling. That's all. This is in the spirit of pointing out that this is a large scale problem, not some problem of the individual mind or of any particular poster on this board. This isn't about individuals.
As far as the cerebral play calling guy in the booth and fiery sideline guy down with the players claim, I, as others on this board have pointed out as well, remain less than convinced that this correlation even exists. How do you know this? How do you know that Coleman wouldn't come off more as a cerebral guy if he were in the booth and not on the sidelines in the midst of it all? I mean Andre was never known as some fiery ra-ra guy as a Cat. My recollection from being in the stands those years was that he was a fairly straight forward, give the ball back to the ref type of receiver. Similar to Klein in that way on the field. Wouldn't personality on the field be similar to personality as a coach?
