Quote:You have a choice between two bosses:


One is in your face after every mistake. Doesn't matter to him if the cameras are rolling; you screw up in a game and he's waiting for you on the sideline and everyone in the upper deck can hear it. In practice he makes you do it over and over again, demanding perfection, until you get it right.


The other boss is just the nicest guy. Doesn't matter how poor your work performance is or if it's the same mistake you've already made a bunch of times, everyone still gets a big pat on the back and then he takes you out for ice cream.


Which boss would you rather work for?

Why do people think this? JDR was a players' coach. Until you went against the grain then you got thrown under the bus. No, Gus doesn't throw anyone under the bus. But he holds people accountable. Like House. A move that has been universally panned on this board but has lead to him turning his game around. But everyone on here was all hurrr durr he thinks Gratz is better. Not true.


When Gus says someone played "just solid" that's GusSpeak for they aren't that good. What's so hard to understand? Stop trying to judge a coach on how he talks to the media. That's [BLEEP].


Regardless, the guys play hard for him. I don't know if y'all expect him to go out there and rush the passer himself?? Stop Blake from going through a perfectly natural sophomore slump?


HONESTLY: What should he being doing different?

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