In perspective, I probably haven't given him the benefit of the doubt as much as I should, but he's not necessarily a good coach for here anymore. As others have said, sometimes it just gets stale. I'd also strongly agree with homer on MM's big weakness being thinking on his feet and making spur of the moment decisions. The Seahawks' game was one of the worst coached games I've ever seen for any coach. He constantly made head scratching decisions, and it really came to a head late in the 4th on the missed challenge and punt. Sometimes, he really struggles to apply logic in the moment. The non-challenge, for instance. Ok, you don't know for sure, that's fair. So you need to consider the importance of the play. Is it a 4 yard completion? No, it's a 50 yard completion. Probably, definitely worth the challenge. And the timeout? Well you only lose it IF you lose, and considering you routinely burn timeouts to avoid 5 yard losses, I'd say it's worth rolling the dice on a 50 yard loss. I get that thinking logically in the moment is harder than we make it sound sometimes when you're on the sidelines, but considering it is his professional career, I would expect him to be better at it than most.