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If he can tax the second homes of millionaires, that are worth $5M or more, that means it’s only a matter of time before he goes after the second homes of average, hard working, everyday Americans that are barely making it.
Diabolical.
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Chris Grier
- Blamed injuries for everything, and I mean everything.
- Refused to blame himself for putting together an injury prone roster, and casually scoffed at the idea.
- Made a litany of excuses for failures in his handling of the OL and backup QB positions.
- Reserved some of his STRONGEST criticism for Tua Tagovailoa taking unnecessary hits ("Unacceptable").
- Blamed the Captains and the locker room for not policing their own on discipline.
Mike McDaniel
- Mocked the idea that players being late was actually a problem.
- Blamed the short yardage woes on a lack of physicality.
- Insisted on calling the plays because he's the best person™ available to do it.
This has nothing to do with whether they should be fired or not. I don't care about that. And I also think both guys are good people and generally know a lot about what they're doing.
My point was just that this was absolute teach tape on diffusing blame and not accepting responsibility.