For the last few years, I've stuck by the coaches and management of this team while the team "almost" did well, week in and week out, year in and year out. We saw bad players starting because of their 'potential', good players leaving because they 'cost too much', good coaches passed over, bad coaches hired and even retained despite abysmal performances.
This week, we see our team put up 67 -- that's SIXTY SEVEN!! -- total passing yards against a beat up Saints team that had given up an average of 218ypg before today. Losman is clearly uncomfortable; obviously in over his head.
What's really disturbing about all this is that the rest of the team is ready for the playoffs. The OL is giving him time, Willis is running an average of 4-5 ypc (over SIX ypc today!), the defense is giving up less than 17 ppg, and even Rian Lindell is performing at an acceptable level.
Losman may yet be our future, but he certainly isn't our present. He needs a game (or several) to sit back and process all this. It's very disappointing that with all the offensive minds on the coaching staff, he isn't further along, and even more disappointing that they're willing to let it continue. Holcomb can throw the ball, and more importantly, he can keep his head under pressure. That's all this team needs to start winning now.
This week, we see our team put up 67 -- that's SIXTY SEVEN!! -- total passing yards against a beat up Saints team that had given up an average of 218ypg before today. Losman is clearly uncomfortable; obviously in over his head.
What's really disturbing about all this is that the rest of the team is ready for the playoffs. The OL is giving him time, Willis is running an average of 4-5 ypc (over SIX ypc today!), the defense is giving up less than 17 ppg, and even Rian Lindell is performing at an acceptable level.
Losman may yet be our future, but he certainly isn't our present. He needs a game (or several) to sit back and process all this. It's very disappointing that with all the offensive minds on the coaching staff, he isn't further along, and even more disappointing that they're willing to let it continue. Holcomb can throw the ball, and more importantly, he can keep his head under pressure. That's all this team needs to start winning now.
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