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Originally Posted by offiss
What Cole's said is exactly what we saw last season, basically the defenses new what was coming because it was the same old repetitive play's with no ability to deviate from what Gibb's would call a game plan, we all saw it, and screamed about it, but Cole's confirming it is even more troublesome because it was right in Gibb's face and he couldn't see it. I also don't have a prob. with Coles wanting out I know if I saw a coach who was just going through the motion's as far as play calling goes I would want out as well no sense in beating your head against a wall. The problem I have with Cole's is if that's truly his problem then don't hold up a deal when your wish is granted, that's where we part way's, I love Snyder's approach to Cole's good for him, I just wished he would have made good on that threat and teach the guy a lesson in negotiation's and finance.
I certainly hope Gibb's comes out of his shell this year, but I have a bad feeling that the game didn't just pass him buy, it blew by him. And if that's the case Coles is going to look like a genious in more way's than one. [unfortuantly]
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Does anyone around here think for maybe one second that it's possible that Gibss KNEW WE SUCKED ON OFFENSE? I mean half of you all act like he didn't even realize it. HE KNEW. HE KNEW. HE KNEW. I think it is far more plausible that there were deeper talent issues that we don't realize. Football is not that different than it was 15 years ago. You don't go from being a offensive genius to a crappy play caller. We had talent problems. We had injuries. We had line issues. WE HAD A GREAT DEFENSE THAT COULD WIN US GAMES. They played in conservative because they thoguht it the best chance to win. If Joe Gibbs had stroke tomorrow and lost half his football IQ I would still listen to him about how to win a football game long before I would listen to Coles. Or just about anyone else for that matter.