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Chalk that up to good coaching and good talent
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Chalk that up to good coaching and good talent
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etrytjhhm
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Joined: Wed Oct 13, 2010 7:25 am
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Chalk that up to good coaching and good talent Chalk that up to good coaching and good talentI feel this is how Ken Whisenhunt is handling the situation with the Arizona Cardinals. He is in complete control, and Cardinals fan owe him a little trust based on his track record. Sure you remember that he took the Cardinals to the Super Bowl during the 2008-2009 season against the Steelers, but what is equally impressive is that the next year he brought them right back to the playoffs.
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And took them back to the divisional round in the 2009-2010 season. The Super Bowl hangover really didn’t affect them as it had some teams in the recent past. Chalk that up to good coaching and good talent. Sure, there are media outlets that feel like the Cardinals are done and may finish in third place. They doubt Ken Whisenhunt knows what he is doing choosing Derek Anderson over Matt Leinart. They may even question why he let such talent go as Anquan Boldin, Karlos Dansby, and Antrel Rolle.
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But let’s focus on what we have. And right now it’s Derek Anderson with alot of weapons. Larry Fitzgerald will be just fine, and Steve Breaston, Early Doucet, and breakout rookie Stephen Williams will cement an already stellar wide receiving corp. Beanie Wells and Tim Hightower should be primed and ready for a running game that will get alot more love this year than previous years.
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The defense looks good. Darnell Dockett has been satisfied and ready to outplay his contract. Joey Porter will be fine and rookie Darryl Washington will be a suitable replacement for Dansby As for Leinart, well that’s a shame. He had his opportunity to show he could lead this team. Twice. And, like the teacher in our illustration, he was given the chance. But the teacher had to take the chalk back and told Matt to sit down.
It’s Coach Whisenhunt’s team again. And regardless of what the media sees when they peek in his class, he knows what he is doing. bmnbnbt0
Wed Oct 13, 2010 7:42 am
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