(11-13-2023, 03:55 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: It's human nature somehow for us to seek out the cause of a problem and assign blame.

Somehow feels better to direct your anger or disappointment in one focused place.

The reality is - it's rarely that simple.

Folks here seem to hate it when they can't blame one coach or scapegoat one player for poor performances.
But we had a perfect storm of multiple players not doing what they were supposed to do on Sunday, and a few more of them just getting dominated by the man opposite them across the LOS.


https://twitter.com/ShopTalkingWigg/stat...72689?s=20

Yeah. Again, it's a soup. Here's the problem though. I know he's a coach. He's going to say the right things when speaking to the media. However, those same issues he's talking about? Those have been a relatively reoccurring theme, even in their six wins. 

The self inflicted wounds, the turnovers, the miscues, the near misses, the lack of execution. This offense has been sloppy since week one.
 
Hell, if we're being honest, we saw a true glimpse of it back in the preseason when, sorry, the guy's name just keeps coming up, but, Bigsby, fumbling the [BLEEP] football inside the redzone. 

He's asking us why it's taking them until the 5th series to get it going? I think the real question or better question is, "Why is it week 10 and we're still seeing this pig slop on the field?".

That starts with HIM. That starts with HIS staff. We keep seeing the same patterns over and over. We keep seeing the same group get it's [BLEEP] handed to it week in and week out. The baseline average for that group is below average at best. 

So, again, what is HE doing with HIS staff to get this course corrected on offense? He's the guru. He's the guy that puts his nuts on the table and is all balls or no glory. Where is the spark coming from on offense? He needs to find that, cultivate that and make it work with Lawrence. 

So far? It's been piss take after piss take with this offense in most of these games.

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