(01-19-2024, 10:00 AM)The Real Marty Wrote: I guess a lot of times when teams don't have the success that everyone expected, people start casting about for reasons and in some cases, pointing fingers at each other.

I think it's much ado about nothing. They need to fix the offensive line. Pederson and Baalke need to get together and come up with a plan to fix the offensive line. If they do that, everything will be fine and the team will move forward. All this talk about a power struggle is probably BS, but if I was Shad Khan, I would tell those guys, "I want to meet with both of you in a week and the both of you will present me with the plan the two of you have agreed on for the coming year." I'd have Tony in the meeting, too.

Agreed. This is similar to what I have been saying around here and on here below:

https://twitter.com/ItsIanDee/status/174...VeXLQ&s=19

The challenge is Khan and his son. I know they own the team, however, they really should consider finding a mediator between this coaching staff and front office. I don't question Khan's commitment to football, winning and this team. I just question if he has the chops to keep pace consistently in the football arena to yield great results. He was close to getting on the right track with Coughlin in 2017.

I think the PR nightmare may have turned him off thanks to the NFLPA telling players to stay away from playing here, but, that doesn't mean you should abandon that idea completely. Just because it was a partial failure doesn't mean you should shy away from adding a big name with a lot of weight to his or even her name if they have had a track record of success and been around competent coaching staff's and team builders.

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