Kingsbury Kliff, Cardinals May Report Change in NFL Offenses

The most important game of the NFL opening weekend is not the hundredth anniversary of Green Bay and Chicago, but the prime time clash Sunday between Pittsburgh and New England or even Cleveland, very in vogue, finally takes the field.

That's what would otherwise be a contest reserved for hardcore gamers: Detroit Arizona.

Each finished last in their respective divisions last year and it would not surprise anyone that it would end up again in 2019. Naturally, the match will be broadcast almost nowhere else than Arizona and Michigan.

Still, what is happening or not will not change the way the NFL plays in the years to come.

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And if not, expect Kingsbury's army and detractors at the automaton to scream with joy.

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"It's a pretty girls football," Oakland Raiders defenseman Lamarcus Joyner told ESPN. "He [doesn’t] allow the defense to play the physical game as the game was to be. When you attack such an offense, you must give them that physical identity because they do not want to do it. "

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As a group, professional coaches are skeptical, if not downright contemptuous, of university coaches who make the leap into the NFL (and who occupy one of their 32 most valuable jobs). And these are usually the ones who have won at this level.

A college coach who does not?

Among his peers, Kingsbury is considered too young (40 years old), too pretty (is not this guy from "The Notebook"?) And too cute (his Forrest Gump ability to look like talented footballers does not mean that he paid his "dues").

But if it works? And if the reason he lost to Tech was a failure to recruit defensive talent for Lubbock (never a single task), which is a questionable skill in the NFL?

And what if Sunday, the Cardinals and their too small QB spoiled the Lions, who may not be Super Bowl candidates, but who are coached by a disciple on Bill Belichick's defense in Matt Patricia?

Suddenly, this last-minute planning abomination has the feeling of something … important?

"The guys know it counts for Sunday," said Kingsbury. "The sense of urgency has definitely resumed."

The problem with Kingsbury is that he is not exactly what his enemies would want him to be.

Yes, he has the looks, the personality and all that. He is also the son of a small downtown Texas coach and a moderately recruited player who has embraced the novelty of Tech's air raid with groundbreaking coaches Spike Dykes and Mike Leach. and finished with a series of NCAA records. .

He was a sixth-round pick who suspended about three seasons with five teams. Despite two attempts (only one has been completed), he can count as coaches or teammates: Belichick, Tom Brady, Romeo Crennel, Josh McDaniels, Jim Haslett, Mike McCarthy, Herm Edwards and Doug Marrone, among others. He is famous for his friends with Sean McVay.

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