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Dan Enos presser (9/16/19) SIAP

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Idk if he will find all the success here he wants or if I like some things he does especially for our team, but he's a more than competent guy and you at least know he knows what he's doing. A luxury we have not had lately around the program
 
Coach Enos speaks of DJ Dallas being "Sneaky Fast", but in the long game, I see this offense as a whole being "Sneaky Good".

I have been pleasantly pleased & encouraged by the progress the offense from week 0 to week 3.

Signed,

Peruche
 
k9cane said:
I actually see him being much more relaxed, seemingly happier with Jarren and the rest of the offense since the opener. I think he can see 15 and the rest of that side of the ball coming together. Just need these Olineman to continue to improve the next few weeks at Hard Rock before UVa
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Agree that he seems much more relaxed and was much more complimentary. He seemed extremely ****ed after the gaytor game.

He obviously knows football. After just 3 games, the affect he's had on Jarren and the entire O is obvious.
 
423Hurricane said:
Agree that he seems much more relaxed and was much more complimentary. He seemed extremely ****ed after the gaytor game.

He obviously knows football. After just 3 games, the affect he's had on Jarren and the entire O is obvious.
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Im just relieved he's not hurting anyones feelings anymore. But seriously, I respect that he's willing to be honest about the teams performance, and his mood - good or bad - will reflect that
 
SMH why in the world is the Miami media always foaming at the mouth to ask questions about the third string QB and 8th string WR. That's your most pressing question? That!?!?!
 
- Sounds like the Pope not understanding the playbook thing is real. Hopefully he continues to improve as Enos said he is.

- Nice ownership of that ****** 4th and 1 play call. Now please burn that obvious play call for that situation from the playbook.
 
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One thing regarding Enos play calling, he was not the play caller at Alabama, so it had been nearly two years since he was doing it on game day. He probably had rust that didnā€™t combine well with the offense not being in sync to start the year.

There was interesting comments in the interview about how even though he would want to be a HC again, he loves being an OC and coaching up QBs. Maybe some optimism that he will hang around more than a few years.
 
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