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Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis doesn’t want to talk about what he knows about the New England Patriots’ practice of taping its opponents’ signals while Weis was the Patriots’ offensive coordinator.
But one person who seems to think Weis should talk is Hall of Fame quarterback Steve Young, who’s now an ESPN analyst. Young appeared on Dan Patrick’s radio show today, and he said he’s re-assessing his thoughts about Weis.
“I remember thinking to myself during some of the runs, ‘Charlie Weis is a genius,’” Young said. “I mean, I remember saying that to people: ‘This guy is uncanny, how he’s able to make these adjustments and just come out and dominate in the second half.’ What it’s left me to do is, well, I don’t know. Did it matter? I could see how it could matter if you put it all together. So it’s a tough one. I think that people earn it on the field, and I think you’ve got to move on and move forward and just recognize that it’s not a good thing at the time.”
When Patrick asked Young how big an advantage it would be to know what play the defense was about to run, Young answered, “The game would be over. If I knew what was coming, that’s the whole game.”

ProFootballTalk.com - STEVE YOUNG WONDERS ABOUT WEIS

[legend]

Makes sense to me. Weis has proved to be no genius at South Bend.

[Lefty Noob]

Originally Posted by legend

Makes sense to me. Weis has proved to be no genius at South Bend.

Yeah. All one needs to do is look at how he mishandled Claussen all of last year.
Weis at Notre Dame has proven to be less of an offensive genius that Brian Billick was in Baltimore, and that's saying something.