Skins vs Dallas Gameday Thread!! 11/21/2009

[Longtimefan]

I find it a little disturbing that Zorn comes on post-game after these loses continue to mount, and never apears in any way disconcerted about his teams performance. His attitude is almost as if his team had won the game. It would be good to see some emotion at some point in time. This idea of staying "medium" is not going to get it.

[Redskin Jim]

Originally Posted by Longtimefan

I find it a little disturbing that Zorn comes on post-game after these loses continue to mount, and never apears in any way disconcerted about his teams performance. His attitude is almost as if his team had won the game. It would be good to see some emotion at some point in time. This idea of staying "medium" is not going to get it.

Don't find it too disconcerting, he has no skin left in the game. He knows he is gone after this year, the Zorn experiment is done, and the offense is terrible. Hence the nonchalant attitude on post game interviews. IE: season over.

[Longtimefan]

Originally Posted by Redskin Jim

Don't find it too disconcerting, he has no skin left in the game. He knows he is gone after this year, the Zorn experiment is done, and the offense is terrible. Hence the nonchalant attitude on post game interviews. IE: season over.

That could very well explain it.

[Swarley]

Originally Posted by Longtimefan

That could very well explain it.

I dunno, it seemed to me that he's been like that basically every since we've been losing. Dating back to last season. When he first came on board he seemed like he was the type of coach you dream about, that would put his foot down when necessary, but not be so taxing on the players that they start to turn on him. After a few losses last season I felt like he was scared to put his foot down and explain that mediocrity wont be excepted.

Of course what the hell do I know I'm only going from short interviews and such, but that's just the feeling I get.

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by Longtimefan

I find it a little disturbing that Zorn comes on post-game after these loses continue to mount, and never apears in any way disconcerted about his teams performance. His attitude is almost as if his team had won the game. It would be good to see some emotion at some point in time. This idea of staying "medium" is not going to get it.

Yep.. watching someone like Mike Tomlin in his post-game and watching someone like Zorn is frustrating

but if Zorn was like we won't accept this, etc and said that every week.. more people would be wondering why we didn't bounce back from losses