Post by KRL on Dec 15, 2014 15:27:23 GMT -5
I'm amazed whether it's the print media, television or fans nobody
wants to blame Ryan for anything associated with this team. My
question is how come??? I appreciate the job he did early on and
love how he changed the culture around the team. But hasn't he
been here for six years and been responsible for the following:
- The team being totally flat for the first half of the championship
game against PIT
- The team collapsing at the end of the 2011 season and missing the
playoffs. In addition the locker room problems exposed themselves
on the field against MIA
- Hiring Sparano as OC
- Hyping up the Tebow acquisition and never knowing what to do with
him. Which also screwed up Sanchez
- Never having a plan on how to develop a young QB
- Never having a vision for the offensive side of the ball other than
wanting to run the "wildcat"
- Playing favorites with older players and hurting the development of
younger ones
- Defensive personnel screw-ups which cost us too many men on the field
penalties. And then not having enough men on the field on other occasions
- Always having communication breakdowns in our secondary
- Poor situational awareness by our defense where they don't play the
down and distance properly
Need I go on??? No matter the excuses that are coming from the media
this is not a "poor old Rex" situation. He's been given ample time
to correct the negative trends that have plagued this team and hasn't
done it
wants to blame Ryan for anything associated with this team. My
question is how come??? I appreciate the job he did early on and
love how he changed the culture around the team. But hasn't he
been here for six years and been responsible for the following:
- The team being totally flat for the first half of the championship
game against PIT
- The team collapsing at the end of the 2011 season and missing the
playoffs. In addition the locker room problems exposed themselves
on the field against MIA
- Hiring Sparano as OC
- Hyping up the Tebow acquisition and never knowing what to do with
him. Which also screwed up Sanchez
- Never having a plan on how to develop a young QB
- Never having a vision for the offensive side of the ball other than
wanting to run the "wildcat"
- Playing favorites with older players and hurting the development of
younger ones
- Defensive personnel screw-ups which cost us too many men on the field
penalties. And then not having enough men on the field on other occasions
- Always having communication breakdowns in our secondary
- Poor situational awareness by our defense where they don't play the
down and distance properly
Need I go on??? No matter the excuses that are coming from the media
this is not a "poor old Rex" situation. He's been given ample time
to correct the negative trends that have plagued this team and hasn't
done it
