Thing is, in a couple of years if he can get a couple more seasons as a play caller he might really be the guy.

But right now, he ain’t the guy.

Everything you say to potentially devalue him also lowers his value as a trade prospect. We get more by keeping him than trading him.

This ain’t the NBA, you don’t win by trading the whole roster every other off-season.

Even a rebuilding team, which I don’t think we are, keeps around some key pieces to build around.

I think this says more about Bienemy’s approach to the game. Passing efficiency goes down the more you pass.

This just so obviously seems to be a team that’s being held back by its coaching.

I chock our worse three losses as pretty much pure coaching losses, Bears and the Giants twice.

With the Bears it was obvious that they didn’t get the players ready to play, with the Giants they got out-schemed and out-motivated.

My point was that if he had downed it and we then scored with less time on the clock it would then have made more sense to go for two.

The reason it would have made sense to go for two is if the time was expired or almost expired it would have been going for the win.

Honestly, what do they still have against us? We changed the name, Snyder is gone, maybe its just habit at this point?