Has there been any real talk in BR about coaching changes?

I could NOT disagree more. If you dominate the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball you can have an average QB and win. We proved that theory just in 2011. LSU had the worst QB in the history of LSU football and went 13-1.
Trent Dilfer won a superbowl. Because of line dominance and the ability to control the line of scrimmage and in turn the game.

Give me the best line in College football (See Bama) any day of the week.

 

Which QB are you reffering too J. Lee or J. Jefferson?

 

Yeah but your comparing apples to oranges when you compare the NFL to College. NFL is more QB driven that the college game is, the college is very succesfull with gimmick offenses where that does not work in the NFL game. What he was talking about up there was the NFL....College a great o-line is more improtant than in the NFL, In the NFL a great QB with and average line will make you look good.

 

Colin Kaepernick? Great QB or great OL?

 

Good QB....great o-line.....
....Drew brees.....Great QB or great o-line?
Aaron Rodgers....great qb or great o-line?

 

Matt Flynn set a bunch of records behind that line, then goes to Seattle and can't get on the field.

 

Are you kidding me? Go and look at where the packers O-line ranks in the NFL.

 

http://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/OL

According to this Green bay ranks 31 out of 32 in pass protection.....and 25 out of 32 in run blocking.

 

Did you see in that article where it said Ray Rice had the fewest number of touches in his career that one year...... That's where my bias comes from when speaking of Cam Cameron. He was letting Flacco air it out 40 times a game while Rice was getting 10 or 12 touches, and I had Rice on my fantasy team, but to me it seems Flacco is better now without Cameron. Maybe he did develop him, but he's a shitty playcaller.

 

His shitty playcalling has netted him very very good success from his time in the NFL.