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Originally Posted by Schneed10
I think you misunderstood me. There's no reason you can't have the sum of the parts be greater than the whole, AND have players on the team who don't like each other.
Not liking your teammates is not a requisite condition for sucking. If you have two guys who don't like each other, as long as they're not being whiney bitches and they both work hard, you don't have a problem. It comes down to picking decent people; ie avoiding Brandon Lloyds.
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Isn't avoiding Brandon Lloyds and TOs the very definition of team chemistry? Do you think having Michael Westbrook beat up Stephen Davis in practice helped the team win?
Look...chicken to egg, Gibbs isn't the offensive or defensive coordinator anymore. He's the CEO. He's the one who is supposed to oversee team cohesiveness. He's the one who is supposed to manage the ying-yang between offense managing the ball and giving the defense a rest. He's the one who has been rubber-stamping these disastorous free agent moves that has hurt the talent-level and club cohesiveness simultaneously. Quite frankly, he's asleep at the wheel.
Gibbs is right: end of the day, it is his fault. Not to say I want him to go, but he needs to WAKE UP and do his job.