Quote:I believe there are many flaws in this coaching regime...I also believe that a coach or coaches can only show and tell a player what to do and where to be, but it's up to the players to do it...How many times do we see DBs out of position, or OL missing assigned blocks or recievers running the wrong routes? The coaches can show them a hundred times everyday but if they still blow assignments after being shown and walked through in practice a bazillion times, THAT is on the players

 

it's a fine line, for sure.

 

But let me say this:  The coaches decided to bench House because they thought he wasn't executing.  They put in a player (Gratz) who we all know is less talented than House.  Gratz gets torched for 2 TDs and several other big plays because of his lack of coverage ability.

 

The coach decided to let a less talented player play for a more talented player.  The situation with the Albino Rhino is the exact same.  You leave your best RB on the sideline hand give 4 straight plays to a less talented back.

 

these are things that the coaches are doing.  So yes, there may be some instances where the execution falls on the players.  But there are alot of things that are occurring every Sunday that fall on this coach that you cannot deny.

 

Just because you can point to drops here or there, or missed tackles, does not mean that the coaches are absolved from their part.   

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