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Mike McDaniel breaking down lessons learned back in Washington + offensive game planning in SF. [Exclusive] We found lost tapes of McDaniel and Chris Foerster, two of the best offensive minds in football, walking through how the weekly game plan actually comes together, the reasoning behind every concept, every... show more

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COLLECTIVE FOOTBALL8 months ago

This is for people who actually like football and want to understand it.

MaseBoogie 🧃8 months ago

@BaldyNFL Imagine this guy with Lamar Jackson and Derick Henry

Coach RB8 months ago

That’s amazing insight. I met Coach Foerster in 2024. He’s a great Coach and extremely helpful and humble.

COLLECTIVE FOOTBALL8 months ago

Coach Chris is among the best to do it!

SCHD STAN | Craig8 months ago

Love it. I hope the Eagles get him.

Taylor Hemness 📺8 months ago

Wish we could have seen McDaniel with a competent front office. Hope we do. This guy can win.

We Just Begun8 months ago

I can listen to this all day. #Lions better hire this guy. He’d be the perfect fit

Brian Feeley8 months ago

@BaldyNFL How come he sounds clear and concise in these videos yet every presser from Miami he mumbled uh and um?

leroyP338 months ago

I have been a Dolphins fan since 1985. I honestly believe this firing is the biggest mistake they have made. McDaniel is easily the best coach we have had in my adult life. Ross is clueless and just chases the last trend 2 years too late. We lucked into McD and he fucked it up

Inglorious Dadster…Fire Briere8 months ago

This dude makes Nick and Kevin sound like zoo apes.

Jay_58 months ago

After listening to this @TicTacTitans hear me out of the titans go with McDaniels you have to draft Jeremiyah love to pair with Cam ward that outside zone 😮‍💨

David Steele8 months ago

For more on this, read "The Why is Everything" by Mike Silver.

𝑅𝒾𝓈𝑜𝓃 𝒜𝓃𝒶𝓁𝓎𝓉𝒾𝒸𝓈8 months ago

I legitimately know 0.0 about the Xs & Os of football. But, that was a really fascinating listen/watch. As the owner of an analytics consultancy, I love when people take an analytical approach to what they do, with "why" being the basis.

Corey Williams8 months ago

@ChadSnider613 This is gonna be so Miami Dolphins to bring in 10 head coaching candidates only to find out you’re just fired the best one available! Good Grief!!!!

Stacy Armentrout8 months ago

@BrandonThornNFL Good stuff! Not one “umm or ahh”.

Mario Sanchez8 months ago

@titansfilmroom

Allan Basso8 months ago

That’s great, thank you for posting it

Syle Khanahan8 months ago

Notice how this was clean McDaniel? A little weight on him. Not coked out fucking loseric Miami drug lord wanna be

Daryl “The Hammer” Johnson, CFA8 months ago

My goodness give me this fucking geek and we’re winning it all next season

Maverick Silencer8 months ago

McDaniels is a genius. He sees the entire picture with his brain processing things at 10x the speed and is trying to slow down and relay his thoughts into words in a simplified teachable way. I hope he joins the Eagles.

Distinguished Gentleman🤝🏽🇹🇹8 months ago

@scalamangerx check this out br

RYN🕗S 🦏8 months ago

Love Coach McDaniel 🫡

Gregory Boi 758 months ago

This seems like such a different McDaniel than what he showed on the podium for the dolphins. What happened? Was it confidence? @OmarKelly

CryptoGB8 months ago

@OnAirJosh @AndyHermanNFL we need this guy as OC

Kyouma8 months ago

@AllbrightNFL Fuck it Howie just pull the trigger. At the very least it’ll be entertaining watching Sirianni and McDaniel interact 🤣

Raymond G Hardesty8 months ago

@Cooper7r @KenCarman @SportsBoyTony

Coach M8 months ago

He’s so bad. He’s the ultimate example of why you have to see it out on the field. He may know but he cannot teach or get guys to execute. Not even a little bit.

Smittyy EARL8 months ago

Grab up McDaniel for whatever and see if he can bring along Chris Foerster for OL coach

Todd Collins8 months ago

Please come to the falcons

Skye Luque 🇺🇸8 months ago

Is that Greg Cosell next to McDaniel?

Eric Sanger8 months ago

Lions please.

Jay8 months ago

@StoneyKeeley

Jason Wolfe 🐺8 months ago

Please come to Tennessee and develop Ward 🙏

A1Ortega18 months ago

while still annoying pace of conversation, there were no uuummmms and other verbal tics he has had the entire time as dolphins head coach, including his tv show. Why??????

Clint Francisco8 months ago

Not head coach material

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