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Message: [QUOTE="Chumba, post: 2128613, member: 1986"] Perhaps an earlier version of WB drilled the sides a bit more. I saw an interview with The King once and he said that the "Control freak" side of the coach at the Broncos in his time there was a real issue for him as he liked to be able to play it the way he saw it. WB said Wally was moved to lock to allow Kevin Walters to get a run on spot, but Wally saw it as a way of getting him out of the way a bit so as to allow the more programmed player to be in a better ball playing position. Is it possible that being the great recruiter of players that he has been, WB slowly started to rely on the brilliance of the players and not so much on his coaching and drilling of the team. In the 80's we did okay for a new club but lacked the depth, in the nineties we did really well, could have done better but still showed up and played a certain amount to a game plan, yet in the last seven or eight seasons it's been a case of name a side and see how they go... all the while hoping that the couple of superstars get it done for us. The old saying is something like "You play how you train." [/QUOTE]

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