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There is a disconnect with coaching and management

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I know it is easy to blame players and much of it is justified but I think much of the blame lies with management and coaching this season.It started with the draft,we had an obvious need at WR so management should either draft one or get one or pick up a free agent but we did neither.We traded a 2nd round pick for a project at WR and he is not even on the active roster.Hurney must be on a longer rope than many of us believe or we would have drafted a producer.In doing so he threw Fox under the bus it appears to me.Regardless of what many say JR owes the fans that purchase the tickets an attempt for a winning season.

Fox and his puppet OC owe the fans and the players play calling that is greater than that of High School Ball.Ok he wants to dominate by running the ball....I get it.. but play action on 3rd and 8....running the same play on 1st and 2nd down every time on every posession I dont get.It is like he wants to be fired before the season is over.

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I know it is easy to blame players and much of it is justified but I think much of the blame lies with management and coaching this season.it started with the draft,We had an obvious need at WR so management should either draft one or get one in free season but we did neither.We traded a 2nd round pick for a project at WR and he is not even on the active roster.Hurney must be on a longer rope than many of us believe or we would have drafted a producer.In doing so he threw Fox under the bus it appears to me.Regardless of what many say JR owes the fans that purchase the tickets an attempt for a winning season.

Fox and his puppet OC owe the fans and the players play calling that is greater than that of High School Ball.Ok he wants to dominate by running the ball....I get it but play action on 3rd and 8....running the same play on 1st and 2nd down every time on every posession I dont get.It is like he wants to be fired before the season is over.

I couldn't agree with you more my friend. Our problems start at the top, not the bottom. I have been saying this poo for years, including Delhomme's play-off self destruction. I do not blame that entire game on him. I blame Fox for not doing then what he did yesterday while we still had a chance not to mention A RUNNING GAME!

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you can't do poo on the field with 1 receiver.. it's that simple. you're running game is affected and you're only WR is shut down.. luckily they blitzed and Smitty does what Smitty does best, beat his man... still, he had 2 receptions..

bad oline play or not.. defenses can pin their ears back and make your OLine look average.. it's all a chess match and when you have the opponent somewhat figured out, you can play faster.. much faster..

we have no answers, because we didn't prepare in the right fashion.. we haven't done that for 5 years or more..

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