Remember when Kris Jenkins said...

[jpniner]

....that this team had no heart? the stud DT we could use right now is up in NY on a playoff caliber team with a great young QB.

was he right?

I see 2 options here:

1) we put together a group of players who have no heart, outside of say Beason, maybe Jake and Smith. Everyone else doesn't care. therefore not the coaches fault? Jenkins was just a punk, running his mouth. A cancer that needed to be got rid of...

OR

2) they are a reflection of the coaching staff, and could desperately use a motivator as head honcho. Say bill cowher.

Heck, Trgovac saw this coming and abandoned ship instead of being the scape goat this year. Henning is better than Jeff Davidson, but Henning took the fall for Fox basically.:banghead:

This team has too much talent to be this bad.

[Kurb]

Jenkins is and was a high selfabsorbed person.

That said, FIRE alone would not change this team much.

[Zaximus]

Jenkins is what he is, but he was right that season about us having no heart. He was dead on.

[littlebigman89]

The team has bought into the John Fox "it is what it is" philosophy. They are a timid team. Seems like they're going through the motions.

[Udogg]

He wasn't right last year until the playoffs. Winning cures all. Losing makes everything worse.

[Mr. Scot]

Jenkins reminds me of Jose Canseco, a self-absorbed prick with a "do as I say, not as I do" arrogance that undermines any desire people have to listen to him...

But sadly, and painfully, right in a lot of what he's said.

[Mother Grabber]

This is a chronic situation with the team, and not just "it's only three games, we'll get better." The team has been soft for years. This has to be a reflection of Fox. No more scapegoats or excuses. As long as he's here, this is what we'll get.

[stankowalski]

The team has bought into the John Fox "it is what it is" philosophy. They are a timid team. Seems like they're going through the motions.

Yep. I caught a little bit of Delhomme's news conference and he said "it is what it is". Kind of pissed me off. I don't think the problem is that Delhomme doesn't care, but there just doesn't seem to be anything he can do about it.

[natty]

Let's not bring up this 'fire' BS again, please. There's fire in this team on both sides of the ball, it's just not translating to production on the field.

[Fox007]

Of course he was right, even if on accident.

Even if he wasn't right in the exact wording of what he said, he was onto something, he was just too stupid to figure it out.

But its there, obviously, it's there.

[PuntJake]

Let's not bring up this 'fire' BS again, please. There's fire in this team on both sides of the ball, it's just not translating to production on the field.

i agree. other than peppers, i think everyone else has determination. even jake.

our biggest problem is offensive playcalling. fox and davidson must go and keep meeks. new blood at the top and a creative playbook will do wonders for our offense.

[jpniner]

Can Meeks and Cowher work together?

[Panthers128]

Jenkins reminds me of Jose Canseco, a self-absorbed prick with a "do as I say, not as I do" arrogance that undermines any desire people have to listen to him...

But sadly, and painfully, right in a lot of what he's said.

lol jose canseco deserves a nobel peace prize for exposing the fraud that is american baseball

i remember espn would have so many people say he was a moron, have they apologized yet?

[Mattiekrome]

I've never seen Beason so fired up as he was lastnight... He was all go all the time. I actually felt sorry for the guy because it seemed he was the only one out there that showed any passion about half the time. Where's Leman when you need him