I should also have said this: just because someone does something for a living does not make them good at it, and vice versa, just because someone does not do something for a living does not mean they are not good at it. My point is simply put as this, not all, but most of us on here a airchair qb's and coaches with our own insight. I know hookem very well and let me say this, he is a student of the game. He has taught me personally a few things about the game. When BF first came to PNG, I was probably the most skeptic person about some of his strategies. One in particular was the whole "nobody plays both ways" theory. I thought, and to some extint still do believe, we need the best talent on the field even if it means playing on both sides of the ball. I just do not think 4a schools have enough talent to manage it. Well so far I have been wrong for the most part about that. The philosophy is that if you only play one position, then you should know it like the backside of your hand. So far its working and I am adjusting my line of thinking on it. But here is the real deal, I believe that for the most part, we have some of the most intelligent fans when it comes to football, but sometimes we all make judgements about the game or strategy because all we see is the football in the air. Perfect example is when Miller threw the long pass down the field at the end of the game and everyone said what was coach thinking. Well actually, as pointed out to me by hookem, we had an underneath crossing route that was open and probably was the primary receiver and where BF wanted the ball to go. Miller saw something else and took a shot. Most people did not see this as they were following the ball, so they blamed BF for a poor play call and poor management. Miller just so happened to see something else and went for it. No one is to blame for it, not Miller, not Nelson, and surely not BF. Bottom line is this, we can all be airchair coaches and qbs, but we should all try to be more informed before spouting off about things and trashing our coaching staff or player. Just be great fans!
