Post by Deleted on Sept 20, 2016 0:27:21 GMT -6
The answer is.......wait for it, wait for it, wait for it......."We have 14 more games left".
All that tells us it they don't intend to forfeit any of them or at least not yet. Other than that?
They have no answers. None at all just coachspeak mumbo jumbo and "we gotta do better".
Wow, doesn't that instill a lot of confidence in us all after being told last week "we're close". What would this game have looked like if we were'nt "just about there".
Wait 'til we find out tomorrow that Cutler's thumb is trashed and he may need surgery or some other piece of good news and Hoyer will be in charge for more than just a game or two. The way things have been going I can almost predict that.
Here's my take. I actually don't think Hoyer is a horrible QB and Jay has never been as bad as some believe he is so what does that say about this offense? Considering it was supposed to be more of the same that we had with Gase it sure looks to me now like we'd have been better off just leaving Loggains as a QB coach and actually hiring an OC who was at least on the same level as Fangio.
He's managed to field a pretty decent defense with what would seem to be less talent that the offense has. The only real offense Loggains has been able to muster so far came on the end of two very long Cutler to AJ passes. The rest is nothing more than a series of either bad play calls or mistakes occasionally interrupted by a play that gains meaningless yardage.
The Peter Principle strikes again and it's name is Dowell Loggains.
All that tells us it they don't intend to forfeit any of them or at least not yet. Other than that?
They have no answers. None at all just coachspeak mumbo jumbo and "we gotta do better".
Wow, doesn't that instill a lot of confidence in us all after being told last week "we're close". What would this game have looked like if we were'nt "just about there".
Wait 'til we find out tomorrow that Cutler's thumb is trashed and he may need surgery or some other piece of good news and Hoyer will be in charge for more than just a game or two. The way things have been going I can almost predict that.
Here's my take. I actually don't think Hoyer is a horrible QB and Jay has never been as bad as some believe he is so what does that say about this offense? Considering it was supposed to be more of the same that we had with Gase it sure looks to me now like we'd have been better off just leaving Loggains as a QB coach and actually hiring an OC who was at least on the same level as Fangio.
He's managed to field a pretty decent defense with what would seem to be less talent that the offense has. The only real offense Loggains has been able to muster so far came on the end of two very long Cutler to AJ passes. The rest is nothing more than a series of either bad play calls or mistakes occasionally interrupted by a play that gains meaningless yardage.
The Peter Principle strikes again and it's name is Dowell Loggains.
