If MOS wants to save his job for next year he must appear to do something, attempt to resucitate the patient which is in this case is the BB Offence.
Making Buck Pierce OC might do it. The elephant in the parlor is of course MB's predictability, timidity and whatever else adds up to this tepid incompetence. Buck at least has fire in his belly and the courage to try.
The other appearance needed is to cut Brohm; If you won't cut incompetence you appear indifferent.
Bringing back Yantz might appease some of us. Saying he was too green to play was just MB's cowardice. He could find a receiver downfield and rifle it in to him. No skipped balls with Canadian star. And he brings a history of success and confidence, If that is too big a move, then go find Portris although that feels like defeatism.
The brass have to make a move or two immediately .... none of this rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic.
Blow outs are what get coaches (and GM's) fired
If MOS wants to save his job for next year he must appear to do something, attempt to resucitate the patient which is in this case is the BB Offence.
Making Buck Pierce OC might do it. The elephant in the parlor is of course MB's predictability, timidity and whatever else adds up to this tepid incompetence. Buck at least has fire in his belly and the courage to try.
The other appearance needed is to cut Brohm; If you won't cut incompetence you appear indifferent.
Bringing back Yantz might appease some of us. Saying he was too green to play was just MB's cowardice. He could find a receiver downfield and rifle it in to him. No skipped balls with Canadian star. And he brings a history of success and confidence, If that is too big a move, then go find Portris although that feels like defeatism.
The brass have to make a move or two immediately .... none of this rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic.