indicator of his efficient use of the bye week to reset and prepare for the next opponent.
A lot of coaches use the week off to relax. I understand why that can lead to more wins.
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even at home
What is the stats of home losses after the bye.
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. But there’s nothing specific [where] I think, ‘We have to do it this way all four years.’ ’’
It shows while he is trying one specific system, he does not follow it every day.
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31st in the NFL in total yards, 32nd in yards per play and tied for 29th in scoring
Statistics to compare to the other teams.
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magic balm
Use of humor
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Hicks was limited to 35 of 72 snaps against the Steelers because of an ankle injury.
Good to use numbers to enhance the visual of the story.
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Nagy gave his players the full week off, with an emphasis on physical and mental rest.
It is good to note that he is trying to get the players from the game
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I tried to follow that early on in my career, and it did not work.
Why did he think it would work and at such a small timeframe?
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elusive
elusive- difficult to achieve
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the time of the season, the quality of your team, the quality of your opponent, home or road, etc.
This shows the wrier being more well-rounded in using other examples than the coach for the post-bye.
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Reid is a sparkling 19-3 (.863) in the game after the bye in 22 seasons with the Eagles (13-1) and Chiefs (6-2).
Important statistic to compare to Nagy's record
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problematic for Matt Nagy in four seasons with the Bears.
Could show bias because Nagy has been in the league for a significantly less time than Reid.
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perennial
Perennial-lasting or existing for a long time
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The Bears, in fact, have lost their first two games after the bye in each of Nagy’s first three seasons.
This concerns the future of the Bears as they are not getting the results they want
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