Now is the winter of our discontent. I don't think even the majority of hardcore fans here expect us to flip some switches and be dominant again. I also do not think you should accept bad football in the CFL. The ability to rebuild to respectability is too great year to year here. No one wants to see what happened to Edmonton after 19 play out here. But if we blindly hold fast to the same group (on the field, in management, and the coaching staff) and do the same things, we will follow that path. The balance is a scrappy team that plays hard and battles for 4 quarters. The type of team you can be proud of. What we have been seeing this year is the opposite of that. From Mos' interviews in the last 2 games, I feel like he knows the reality of what is happening now. And I fully believe that he, Walters, and Wade will not continue to be willing participants in the downturn. We can say what we want about those 3, and we (especially I) have, but they do have pride in the right things when it comes to football. They didn't build the culture in the first place by accident. The reality is that major changes to the Trinity are almost impossible at this point, and for the next 2 years. But changes within them are very possible. I don't think any of those 3 need to be canned to achieve a return to respectability. But I do believe that each of them needs to kill some of their darlings, for the greater good. Just off the top of my head, Wade probably needs to sacrifice profitability. Drop ticket prices, accept losing some money under both caps to create addition by subtraction. Walters needs to either double down on his Canadian scouting and reduce the people we have doing it with him, or take a far greater role in active league scouting/coaching. Mos needs to trim and reorganize his coaching staff and end the "roster management" issues. The Cos ' need to play call to win. Not coach not to lose. Little is worse on the field than a team that tries not to lose and loses. Funny thing is, he's had a couple of good tackles on teams in his time here. He is capable of good tackling, but then most any pro football defender is capable of it. There are good form tackle types that aren't the classic norm. Hawk, Gator, Profile, Swipe, etc. I'm very fond of Hawk tackling, and with how practice is regulated these days, I think it should be the go-to. I also think that instituting it gives you a great opportunity to hard reset the players on D and enforce a good level of discipline and much more. But that isn't the only way to fix the tackling. Right now, I don't think anyone is doing a good job of tackling on this team.