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I Have Said (Many Times) That I Would Run Through a Wall for Dan Lanning...

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...and I would.

But do I want him coaching my BD?

I no longer know.

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He's as good as we can get for now.

He's still young, so question is if he will learn from mistakes, or has he peaked?

I think he will get better.

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Just now, Solar said:

He's as good as we can get for now.

He's still young, so question is if he will learn from mistakes, or has he peaked?

I think he will get better.

He's had 4 years to learn when to go for it on 4th down, he still consistently gets it wrong, we haven't completed one I believe this year, that's atrocious, he isn't going to learn.

I do think he still is the best guy for the job, because I don't think we can get better. I don't think anybody is advocating for Lanning to be looked at the end of this season, but it would be nice to see him realize he can't always be this aggressive, and I would also like to see him take over some responsibilities when it comes to defensive play-calling. He needs to own that side of the ball.

Edited by spartan2785

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The real weaknesses of this team are the Lines. I cant believe how bad the D line is considering the experience and the O line is just awful. My Grandma could get through them but our backs cant find a hole.

No.

Another weakness is QB is not a good runner.

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