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[JWsleep]

And, IMHO, it's really not the coaches, in the end. We just do not have the talent. I'm sorry folks, but that's the truth. We've got a few good players, but how many all-pros do we have? We do not exactly strike fear into the hearts of our opponents.

Thanks again, Vinny!

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by JWsleep

And, IMHO, it's really not the coaches, in the end. We just do not have the talent. I'm sorry folks, but that's the truth. We've got a few good players, but how many all-pros do we have? We do not exactly strike fear into the hearts of our opponents.

Thanks again, Vinny!

The players were not ready to play against the Rams. No heart, no fire, but plenty of penalties and other bonehead errors. That is on the players and on the coaches and has little to do with talent.

[Longtimefan]

Originally Posted by Lotus

The players were not ready to play against the Rams. No heart, no fire, but plenty of penalties and other bonehead errors. That is on the players and on the coaches and has little to do with talent.

You know what Lotus?.....If Shanahan is half the coach he's been credited with being, surely he's come to the realization by now that he inherited a crappy tean. He's going to have to work through the growing pains it's going to take to procure a winning roster.

One thing I've noticed that seems to be missing from Shanahan's demeanor is a little fire and demand for accountability. At the end of last night's post-game press conference he sounded as if he was ready to go pop a cork. No emotion when your team continues to puts on these dismal performances. Going forward, it will be interesting to see just how committed we'll remain to a work in progress.