Players are a direct reflection of leadership...what’s that tell you?The players quit out there. From Amari taking himself out on key plays, especially late in the game when he was needed, to Zeke taking himself out on key downs as well, to the receivers dropping passes, to Dak missing open receivers, to the defensive secondary not able to cover the Eagles players, etc.
I saw the players quit today, not the coaches. Repeatedly, one could see the coaches yelling to the players on the sidelines, but the players (especially supposed key players) took plays off, took themselves off the field or plain out quit out there.
What a bunch of losers. Quitters!!!!
Embarrassing!
A real coach would have walked over to Cooper and said, “ your in”. Coaches design plays to make it easier for their players to make plays. Belicheat is a master at it. Doug Peterson took his beat up offense with a bunch of backups and put them in position to make plays on our starters. He did it all game long and our coaches never adjusted! Inexcusable!!!
The players quit because they know the owner allows it and covers up for them. Would it seriously matter who the coach was? Tell me which big dog coach would want to come here and have to put up with Jerry? It's Jerry's product, and he has the final say so as to what is allowed.
I've never liked Garrett. If you were on the old forums, you would know this.
Yeah...
I’m not a “Garrett guy”, but it certainly looked as though the players were totally disinterested in that game. The entire coaching staff need to go, and then they need to look long and hard at determining which players too keep (looking at you, Cooper).
Well stated.
The players quit out there. From Amari taking himself out on key plays, especially late in the game when he was needed, to Zeke taking himself out on key downs as well, to the receivers dropping passes, to Dak missing open receivers, to the defensive secondary not able to cover the Eagles players, etc.
I saw the players quit today, not the coaches. Repeatedly, one could see the coaches yelling to the players on the sidelines, but the players (especially supposed key players) took plays off, took themselves off the field or plain out quit out there.
What a bunch of losers. Quitters!!!!
Embarrassing!
He should have. He was awful.
I'm defending all of the coaches for this game, not just Garrett. Amari and Zeke took plays off and quit because Jerry backs them up no matter what. They are his investment. Michael Irvin and Emmitt Smith would have never taken plays off, especially in key moments when they were needed most. Plus, they most certainly would never have quit no matter who the head coach was (as shown during the several coaches after Jimmy Johnson left). But Amari and Zeke? Meh, it doesn't bother them at all. Bunch of way overpaid quitters.
Zeke took himself out once again. What was Kellen Moore supposed to call? It's not the coaches' fault Pollard held the football with only one hand, thus was easily stripped for a fumble. That was strictly on the player. So, yes, it is on the players.
The players quit out there. From Amari taking himself out on key plays, especially late in the game when he was needed, to Zeke taking himself out on key downs as well, to the receivers dropping passes, to Dak missing open receivers, to the defensive secondary not able to cover the Eagles players, etc.
I saw the players quit today, not the coaches. Repeatedly, one could see the coaches yelling to the players on the sidelines, but the players (especially supposed key players) took plays off, took themselves off the field or plain out quit out there.
What a bunch of losers. Quitters!!!!
Embarrassing!
