A Raiders fan friend of mine was asking me about Pederson and I was embarrassed to admit that I really hadn't paid much attention (and my memory ain't what it used to be) despite them being a division rival. Other than the high of the Super Bowl victory and the low of his final season in Philly (and the controversy surrounding the final game), how was he at putting together a roster, coaching staff, and game plan?
I know people slobbered over him as a play caller, especially with the "Philly special", but watching him during his tenure he was maddening as a game manager imo. I don't think he was anything special, and overall I don't blame them for moving on when they did. Dude caught lightning in a bottle and I have zero confidence he's the guy to rebuild a program.
But the man won a super bowl--and beat Brady and Bill--with Nick Friggin Foles as his QB!!!!
But the man won a super bowl--and beat Brady and Bill--with Nick Friggin Foles as his QB!!!!
A devout Christian is now called a religious extremist in our world? Nice!
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Yeah, he is a religious extremist, made some poor decisions, and ultimately got fired.
But the man won a super bowl--and beat Brady and Bill--with Nick Friggin Foles as his QB!!!!
A devout Christian is now called a religious extremist in our world? Nice!
Yes, that is a bit offensive, but you have to assume he doesnt know any better.