I see other teams in the league starting fast and to me that goes down to coaching preparedness and that falls directly on the head coach. I can’t remember any game these last few seasons where they started fast, they’ve mostly played from behind.
Dan Quinn is not to blame for Jayden getting injured
But Dan Quinn is to blame for botching yet another game management decision - that’s an awful call to go for it
And predictably, the team came flat as hell yet again
Even though the injury isn’t on Quinn, I struggle to recognize what the selling point with him is
He’s a defensive coach who hired a first-time coordinator to call plays and run a scheme entirely different from his, because his put them among the bottom three defenses in the league
A great culture of competitiveness where a career backup/fringe starter who is changing positions goes unchallenged as starting center?
A team of dog ass competitors who never start games well against quality opponents?
Accountability and protecting the team by playing favorites with underperforming players?
Someone explain it to me
Looks like that’s officially going to be game. Ball security and lack of discipline on both sides. Absolutely terrible performance today. We’ll be back better next year. GGs. #Raisehail