Folks are reading too much into that. It was taken out of context. He didn't call us kindergartners. He summed up the fact that play-calling and creating a game plan is a lot more complicated than the fan base thinks or assumes it is and that it would be like a kindergartner trying to explain something to a college student who has done it for a living a lot longer than some of us have probably been alive and think running up the score on madden with the same three or four plays on offense is how you win actual football games. And he's right. We don't know. None of us do. I wasn't all that upset with the play calling. I was more upset with the failures to execute. Like I said in the other topics about this game. Was some of his passes off the mark? Sure. But did his receivers do him any favors in critical passing moments? Absolutely not. Obviously, the right plays were being called to see Hurns drop a critical 30+ yard pass, Greene to drop a pass that puts the ball inside the 5 yard line and Robinson to drop a pair of passes that were 20+ and potentially gave him space to eat up space with RAC had he made it. Gameplan stalls when you fail to execute. Nothing more, nothing less.

---