05-24-2020, 01:42 PM
Only read part of the thread, but there seems to a mix of those who want to give Taylor a mulligan for last season and those saw 2019 as a flop.
To only win 2 games with a roster that produced 6 wins the season before was a step back, no matter how you look at it. In 2018 the team lost both AJ and Dalton for much of the year, so that 6 wins likely would have been more if all were healthy, so the 2019 injuries don't really explain away how bad of a season last year was. The major change last season was the coaching staff.
But going forward, with the new talent added and the money spent in free agency, I believe we all see this team as more talented than the 2018 team. And if that turns out to be the case then this team should beat out the 2018 team over this season, even with injuries along the way.
If the team cannot pull that off then it is Taylor who didn't get it done. He's been given improved talent.
On the other side of the coin, if the team goes out and say takes the division, then that would be a bonus brought to us by Taylor. Of course, I don't see this team taking the division, but you never know - it is possible.
If they manage to get a wildcard berth and lose, then really what has changed over Marvin? Little to nothing in terms of results. And it is results that count and so far Taylor is lacking severely in that department. At this moment he is a 2-14 coach (12.5% winning percentage).
This team needs playoff wins and competing toward a championship.
To only win 2 games with a roster that produced 6 wins the season before was a step back, no matter how you look at it. In 2018 the team lost both AJ and Dalton for much of the year, so that 6 wins likely would have been more if all were healthy, so the 2019 injuries don't really explain away how bad of a season last year was. The major change last season was the coaching staff.
But going forward, with the new talent added and the money spent in free agency, I believe we all see this team as more talented than the 2018 team. And if that turns out to be the case then this team should beat out the 2018 team over this season, even with injuries along the way.
If the team cannot pull that off then it is Taylor who didn't get it done. He's been given improved talent.
On the other side of the coin, if the team goes out and say takes the division, then that would be a bonus brought to us by Taylor. Of course, I don't see this team taking the division, but you never know - it is possible.
If they manage to get a wildcard berth and lose, then really what has changed over Marvin? Little to nothing in terms of results. And it is results that count and so far Taylor is lacking severely in that department. At this moment he is a 2-14 coach (12.5% winning percentage).
This team needs playoff wins and competing toward a championship.
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