Is calling plays for the Tampa Bay Bucs today. First time in his NFL career.

And his offense is currently torching the Saints. I'm happy for him but I really don't like seeing his offense being used against one of my teams.

Usually tepid Bucs "O" put up 31 points at the half.

The announcers just touched on his 3 years at USM and how he called the plays for his first two years but relinquished those duties in his third.

WOW! 41 points after 3 quarters for a Bucs team that usually needed 3 games to score 40 points.

If Monkee keeps this up, he'll be an NFL coach directly.

Too bad for them Aints, howevah....WWL's gonna have a meltdown after the game.

The saints lol

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Bucs were up 17 points in the 4th quarter and Monken rolled out a no back set.

Well, that salt air in Tampa sure hasn't rusted his Balls of Steel.

From nfl.com:
If Fitzpatrick's aerial attack keeps blowing other teams out of the building, it won't be long before Monken is touted as not just the next offensive mastermind but also a trendy head-coaching candidate.

(09-09-2018 12:21 PM)anonymouseagle Wrote:  Is calling plays for the Tampa Bay Bucs today. First time in his NFL career.

The Bucs have been ungodly talented at the skill positions for the last few years. They should have been better than they were. Looks like Monken finally has them turning the corner.

(09-09-2018 02:46 PM)anonymouseagle Wrote:  Bucs were up 17 points in the 4th quarter and Monken rolled out a no back set.

Well, that salt air in Tampa sure hasn't rusted his Balls of Steel.

if'n you've ever sat down with Monk and shared a couple of toddy's, you'd know how adept he is reading the personnel at hand....

loved him and Carr the first day I met them.....

(09-17-2018 02:42 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  

(09-09-2018 02:46 PM)anonymouseagle Wrote:  Bucs were up 17 points in the 4th quarter and Monken rolled out a no back set.

Well, that salt air in Tampa sure hasn't rusted his Balls of Steel.

if'n you've ever sat down with Monk and shared a couple of toddy's, you'd know how adept he is reading the personnel at hand....

loved him and Carr the first day I met them.....

When he was given the reigns for play calling this year he also moved from the sidelines to the box. Being there gives him optimal viewing to read defenses and apparently, tear them to shreds.

(09-18-2018 02:06 PM)eagle04 Wrote:  

(09-17-2018 02:42 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  

(09-09-2018 02:46 PM)anonymouseagle Wrote:  Bucs were up 17 points in the 4th quarter and Monken rolled out a no back set.

Well, that salt air in Tampa sure hasn't rusted his Balls of Steel.

if'n you've ever sat down with Monk and shared a couple of toddy's, you'd know how adept he is reading the personnel at hand....

loved him and Carr the first day I met them.....

When he was given the reigns for play calling this year he also moved from the sidelines to the box. Being there gives him optimal viewing to read defenses and apparently, tear them to shreds.

he sold me at the first sitting......that cat is no dumbarse.....

he's a midwestern yank (like me) that many here just had a problem with.....

#dipshites

what he did in three years after '12 was nothing shy of amazing.....

If there was one previous coach that we could ever have back, I'd pick Monken. Every time. I loved everything about that dude being here.

(09-19-2018 08:22 AM)EagleFWB Wrote:  If there was one previous coach that we could ever have back, I'd pick Monken. Every time. I loved everything about that dude being here.

I simply wish he would have stayed one more year.....

he'd be a head coach at an elite P5 today....

ol' boy has that "IT" factor....

He's gonna end up an HC in the NFL before it's over.

(09-19-2018 08:22 AM)EagleFWB Wrote:  If there was one previous coach that we could ever have back, I'd pick Monken. Every time. I loved everything about that dude being here.

Agree 100%!

(09-19-2018 10:13 AM)EagleFWB Wrote:  He's gonna end up an HC in the NFL before it's over.

I don't disagree....

his move to TB was a ballsy one....now that he's calling the plays, I'd give it no more than two/three years....