Post by Deleted on Dec 27, 2016 22:36:44 GMT -6
Dec 27, 2016 22:23:07 GMT -6 @bearsinhouston said:
Dec 27, 2016 22:16:02 GMT -6 @soulman said:
I think just as important the deficiencies in his coaching that Elway saw have followed him here. When I read quotes like that after game 15 this year and game 31 overall I have to ask when does it start? You've had two years.''It's not a matter of whether or not guys want to win or not,'' Fox said on Monday. ''It's executing well enough to win, so I think the intentions are good, our effort's good. Where we have work to do is execution.''
''I think the details of some of those pass plays, whether it's receiver depths, pass protection, a quarterback's reads, where they start and where they finish - that's kind of been our demise all season, I think with the number of guys you roll through the starting lineup,'' Fox said. ''So it was more detail oriented, and that in turn affects your execution. Those would be things we'd have to work on for sure, as a football team and not just one position. And we've got one more opportunity this season to work on it.''
So now it seems he's asking for the 32nd time to be patient until they can get their execution down. The Marines receive 13 weeks of basic training to prepare them for battle so how come after two full offseasons and 31 games some of our guys still can't execute at positions they've played since HS?
The question is whether or not he will deliver to the level of the talent he will be given or whether he will just do better and be evaluated more on progress rather than what should be delivered with the tools given. Definitely some interesting times ahead.
If you like Elway's approach my brother you can bet that he would not go into an interview with all that Mr Rodgers "won't you be my neighbor" crap about how happy we're all gonna be once we see a bunch of young players we can win with forever. Call me "old school" if you like but this is the same stuff I've heard for 30 years. Hard times call for hard words and even harder actions and I think it's well past the time that we saw a little of that from all of them.