Quote:Glad he seems up to the challenge of learning a new offense, most on here seemed to think consistency is good, even if it means being consistently bad. 

From the point of view that, logically, changing the playbook would tend to delay the offense from learning those plays... then yes, consistency is a good thing. No one here wanted the team to be consistently bad. It should be understood though that part of this teams 'badness' was the result of players not knowing the playbook as well as they would've after a couple of years. Obviously, that wasn't the whole problem; but, on the offense it was part of the problem.

 

We have no reason to expect that these players won't once again have similar struggles with learning a new offense again this season. Even if the play calling is better, if the execution isn't up to speed we can't realistically expect dynamically different results on offense than what we saw this season... unless of course there is an unexpected quantum leap in the improvement of our offensive line. 

 

I've no doubt that fisch wasn't the 'best' OC, but I hope we didn't just 'throw out the baby with the dish water'...

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