Quote:I really don't get the impression that Khan is much into just PR talk...he has said certain things about certain things, calling them unacceptable and people must be held accountable, but I don't believe he just blows smoke and hide what he really feels

 

I think changing the coaching staff now would be a set back...the players seem to just be getting to understand and play the OC scheme...They are running the ball better ( not necessarily GOOD, but better), they are blocking better,...as the players start being able to actually understand the scheme, the playbook can open up...

 

If we change the OC, a new scheme will be introduced and players will have to learn that one now...Switching coordinators and schemes every couple years isn't good

 

I think in business, there is always a bit of PR/spin/smoke that one puts out.  Some call it "branding"  LOL!  I like Khan too.  I'm just saying that maybe when he's talking about where we are in terms of the rebuild, he's talking more about the personel we are bringing in and not so much the coaching staff.

 

Now, I need to pull back a bit, cause I'm coming off as a bit too negative, which I'm really not...  Yes, I'm critical of Bradley and the coaching staff, but I am still looking forward to watching the last 6 games of this season.  I'm not ready yet to say fire them all.  But I really want to see somethings start to gel together, especially in on the offense.

 

You are right, the running game is looking alot better now.  BB5 has his issues, but I'm happy with him as our QB for the next 2 years and I expect him to take huge steps over the next year and a half.  But I'll be honest, if the team continues to struggle for the last 6 games, I think it would be more detrimental to keep the OC than to replace him with an OC that knows more about the NFL.  But that can be argued during the off season.   :thumbsup:

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