Kind of hard to do when he has been sold as the man who can get more with less.
Turns out, he needs talent. He is not a miracle worker. And he has no magic wand.
This is what you call backlash. Mainly against people that dismissed the idea he needed talent.
The thought process around here was that he got street players to try hard, and that would translate differently now he had his choice of players.
Well, it looks about the same, actually.
Being critical does not mean you are jumping off a bridge.
I am sure it will get better. Because it logically has to.
San Diego did for a fact play their upper tier players against our lower tier.
Now if that is by design, agreement between Garrett and McCoy, who knows.
It is a reason to be concerned, regardless. It just points to what a lot of fears have been, our depth is not ready or simply can't play to begin with.