Quote:lol no way? the defense is so inconsistent, too many dumb penalties committed, playcalling has been horrendous for most of the time. so im sure theres a way the coaching staff is at fault here.

 

Maybe it's the hot girl in your signature, but either way, I totally agree with you.

 

The OP has been very outspoken in his defense of the coaching staff.  Which is fine.  But unless we brought in a coach with a legit pedigree and a coaching staff that also had a good background of success, I find his arguement to be only partially correct.

 

Yes, the talent on this team-- The Players-- are bad.

But to white wash the coaching staff from any culpability is foolish.

 

Gus Bradley does a great job with passion and possitivity.  But what have you seen from this team that shows progress.  I was very excited about what I saw in Denver on the offense.  I was also excited about the D after watching them in the first half.  They got after Manning and had good pressure throughout that first half. 

 

I expected that we had turned a corner.  That the coaches had figured out what they had and how to best utilize that.  You know, the whole "put your players in the best position for them to be successfull" thing you hear from all the retired or fired coaches that are now on TV. 

 

Then San Diego happened.  Then London happened... 

 

No progress from what we saw in Denver.  It could be argued we have regressed from Denver...

 

That is on the coaches.  Sorry Tommy.  But to say you can't blame the coaches sounds way too much like someone putting thier head in the sand.  I'm not calling for them all to be fired.  But to say fans cannot start scrutinizing the coaches is really just saying that you want to put your fingers in your ears and say "NAH NAH NAH" as smoke is building up in your house.

 

There is definately cause for concern. 

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