10-11-2020, 09:36 PM
(10-11-2020, 08:55 PM)jj22 Wrote: Well they should trust their coaches word, and let them pick their groceries. That's not a philosophical change needed. I don't believe. So I don't fault them for that. The fault will come with how long it takes for them to realize the mistake and move on. Other than that the philosophy and approach I agree with.
If you're telling me that the front office looked at this o-line and thought it was good to go, then not only are they to blame, but they're completely inept. Regardless of what the coaches may have told them, they have eyes, supposed talent recognition and 3-4 years of proof that the o-line just hasn't been good and has been a huge part of the problem. If the coaches tell them that John Ross is a superstar, should they take their word for it, despite what reality and on-field proof has shown them?
