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    @ProFootballTalk: Miami O.C. Bill Lazor has "rocky" relationship with players, according to @JeffDarlington http://t.co/QaVupc5CTc

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    NHOH

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    • #3
      They were saying on the radio that Lazor was tough on Foles, always pointing out flaws when he was playing really well. I could see Foles as the type of guy who benefits from that and doesn't let it bother him. Not so much for players who have a little more diva in them.
      "Listen to McCarthy" - Art Vandelay

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      • #4
        Originally posted by McCarthy12 View Post
        They were saying on the radio that Lazor was tough on Foles, always pointing out flaws when he was playing really well. I could see Foles as the type of guy who benefits from that and doesn't let it bother him. Not so much for players who have a little more diva in them.
        I heard a story last year after Lazor left for Miami that him and Foles did not get along either.

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        • #5
          Interesting. What I heard was more just speculation about how his style may have helped Foles. Perhaps he's one of those Todd Haley types that nobody likes.
          "Listen to McCarthy" - Art Vandelay

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          • #6
            What ever it was between Foles and Lazor, you can't say it didn't work, because even without all of the injuries, Foles had a lot less bad decisions last year than this.

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            • #7
              I feel like the higher up you go in the coaching hierarchy, the more your people skills come into play. Being a dickhead in the QB room might make you more effective. Being a dickhead to an entire offense might not go over so well.

              Reminds me of Brad Childress: solid offensive coordinator, didn't have the people skills to be a good head coach.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Dan Drives a Van View Post
                I feel like the higher up you go in the coaching hierarchy, the more your people skills come into play. Being a dickhead in the QB room might make you more effective. Being a dickhead to an entire offense might not go over so well.

                Reminds me of Brad Childress: solid offensive coordinator, didn't have the people skills to be a good head coach.




                Good analogy, I had forgotten all about that bald headed bastard!
                Last edited by Eagle Road; 11-15-2014, 09:18 PM.

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                • #9
                  Random, but

                  Originally posted by Ellsworth View Post
                  @ProFootballTalk: Miami O.C. Bill Lazor has "rocky" relationship with players, according to @JeffDarlington http://t.co/QaVupc5CTc
                  Mike Wallace (of all Dolphin's players) doesn't seem to have a problem with Lazor…

                  http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300...-dolphins-woes
                  Last edited by ishimonster; 11-15-2014, 11:16 PM.

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