Miller
ARTIST FORMERLY KNOWN AS TEXASFROG
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You are the embarrassment friend. When your narrative blows up you have to write a new one. Teams lose games on the road to where they are headed. You were wrong, just too stinking proud to admit it. This isn't about Garrett or Jerry or the team. It's about you still having to be right, even though you have been dead wrong. Carry on with the narrative. I'm not buying. You haven't been in the know...you have just been wrong. I'm happy you were.
My narrative has been the same throughout the process. There is no right or wrong here. That is what you aren't getting. The minute you can answer these simple questions in detail, the minute you will get what a majority of people here are saying....a) did JG's process that you are proudly touting consist of him becoming HC/OC, having it ripped away twice, and in the long run have him as a figure head HC while others ran the offense? and b) did JG's process consist of a learning curve where he has "a" happen, along with losing games because of his clock management and inability to call the offense. Along with this was it part of the process to miss the playoffs all those years because of those games and decisions regarding the running game...so much so that the owner called him to the mat on it? AND for his teams to consistently come out unprepared in 1st halfs only to have furious comeback attempts int he 4th quarter. That was ALL part of the 3 year plan?
AGAIN, the reality is that JG had an IDEA of what he wanted to do. I'm assuming it consisted of being HC/OC, running the offense his way, having a team get younger, have guys be accountable, etc. PART of this plan has worked its way through the last 3 years. BUT a lot of what is going on is Jerry due to cap restrictions and really a yearly reassessment with JG and others. The cap made us unload high priced, aging vets. The yearly coordinator shuffle was to take the OC position off JG's plate and to improve the D. That is the truth. Answer the questions and have a real football conversation.