Lions Special Teams coach asks to leave to come to Buffalo

[Rockd50]

Thats not the whole story unfortunately.....CBS Sports Detroit article (google it)

Jesus h this the 2nd time in this thread you have said this and you started your own thread to state the exact same thing. Your post and threads are becoming spam at the rate you repeat them. Your posts don't self destruct after 5 min. You dont't have to repeat everything 3 times.

[Connick_JR_StoleMyHelmet]

To his credit in Detroit, he wasn't working the with the sharpest tools in the shed the last few years. Stefan Logan's kneel down on the 4 comes to mind. My brother in law is a lion season ticket holder and claims the team/unit is full of 'Stefan Logans'

[Billieve12]

To his credit in Detroit, he wasn't working the with the sharpest tools in the shed the last few years. Stefan Logan's kneel down on the 4 comes to mind. My brother in law is a lion season ticket holder and claims the team/unit is full of 'Stefan Logans'

http://www.diehardsport.com/2012/12/...e-kick-safety/

There is the video lol

[aferran05]

i am just happy the bills staff is filling up quickly. That way they can focus on free agency and signing important players back instead of finding coaches.

[mrr0622]

http://www.freep.com/article/2012093...danny-crossman

Yikes.

[54 spielman]

Check out the article CBS sports Detriot (google it, sorry no link) it states he is leaving for being tired of explaining why his unit gave up 4 ST TD's in the last two games!! The article also states he is a good buddy of Doug Marrone...here we go again....the good old boy network!

You're going to get yourself banned if you keep this up. If you're a kid, go play in traffic. If you're an adult, you need to sober up or perhaps find another outlet for whatever it is that's frustrating you.

[John from Hemet]

Its amazing the opposite ends of the spectrum fans tend to look at things

- He has fallen on hard times with Detroit

but

- He has a HISTORY of being a top 10 special teams coach multiple times.....

Is the glass half empty or half full

[Feeling On Youboty]

There's a lot of stuff that goes into special team success. Part of it is coaching, of course, the other part is the commitment of the head coach to special team success. If you've got a head coach who is not committed to special team success, the special team coach/coordinator gets the leftovers in terms of practice time and players (second, third, and fourth string players. Committed head coaches will put their best special team players on special teams whether or not they might be starters on offense or defense.

Top post in this thread. Way to easy to look up the Lions ST's rankings without knowing if Schwartz put an emphasis on this part of the game.

[Channel 4 News Team]

Won't hold judgment for him and his special teams unit. I think Jim Schwartz is a horrible coach, and think he lack dedication to special teams. You can't just throw a bunch of guys on the field and expect it to work. Funny how the Bills always had pride for special teams under Bobby April and then he goes to Philly and they are terrible.

It's just seems surreal that coaches WANT to be here. Russ must be doing a great job selling to get this team to he a desirable spot.