01-12-2019, 03:40 PM
(01-12-2019, 11:22 AM)Luvnit2 Wrote: It gives us hope as at times change can be great. But in the NFL, it seems to not work out great more times than it works out great. I am sure Denver was thrilled when hey hired Joseph just 2 years ago. McVay worked out great, but is he the exception rather than the rule. Gase and Bowles did not last long. Wilks, one year?
I have a hard time getting pumped when the odds are the new guy has no more success than the old guy.
I think the difference is that the core has already had some success and we are not that far removed from it. We have a QB who is 17 games over .500. AJ. Green and Boyd. Mixon and a good secondary. Also Dunlap and Geno. We need an upgraded offensive line and an athletic LB and I think this team is ready to win.
The Jets were bad before Bowles got there. The Broncos and Cardinals had horrible QB situations. The Dolphins did make the playoffs a couple of years ago but they did not seem like a playoff team to me. Dalton > Tannehill in my book.
I think the biggest problem with this team is complacency and attitude. I think a younger head coach will inject some life into this team and this city.
