Quote: Anchorman you are posting nonsense. Nobody looked LAZY out there. Except maybe Thomas. Poz slides over a ball, it's just luck how it ends up because it's not a round ball. Sometimes you do make your luck, and sometimes the ball just rolls the wrong way. It wasn't a bad game by the Jags, C'mon man.

 

Granted, you are correct.  They don't look lazy.  They look out of position at the most critical times.  They look like the game is too big for them at the most critical times.  When things need to be executed perfectly at the most critical times, we fail to execute.

 

But that's the point, in my mind.  The coaching is lazy.  The coaching is lacksidasical.  If the coaching was on point, if the coaching was intense and demanded perfection, we would not have errors at the critical moments of a game.

 

That's what I'm really talking about.

 

Yes, this team is not quiting.  This team has heart.  The coaches just do not have the desire to truelly prepare this team.  The mistakes this team makes are just unacceptable.  Teams that win don't make the type of mistakes we make.  They don't make those types of mistakes because the coaches force them to be perfect.  I think our coaches don't have that type of mentality.  Perfection is not a priority for the coaches.

 

Thus when they practice, "good enough" is just fine.  And when you practice "good enough", when you get into the critical moments of a tight game you fail.  You are not perfect.  You do not execute,  You run a play.  

 

You don't execute a play.  

 

We see failure on sunday because the coaches failed the players Monday through Saturday.  Gus needs to be fired.  We need a perfectionist to get us to wins.  Not a cheerleader.

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