Question for the Forum

AsylumGuido · 10-17-2023, 02:20 PM

Originally Posted by MatthewT

Unless the bottom completely falls out, Allen is safe. Matter of fact, if he can get this team to 9 wins he may be considered a genius. That offense is a complete train wreck and needs a complete rebuild, starting from the coaches on down to the players.

No thank you to any complete rebuild. That's fine for fans at home that are either not vested or not invested in the team and can stomach multiple years of guaranteed losing carrying the hope that what is on the other side is any better than what we have today.

But those of us firmly vested and actually invested (season ticket holders) would want the team to remain competitive and continue to add pieces necessary to at least keep the hope alive. It's a hard sell to have people wanting to spend good money on tickets, transportation, lodgings, and food knowing that the team has essentially folded the tent and are hoping for a new reveal three or years from now. That doesn't make good business sense.

The offense isn't anywhere near being a total train wreck. We have a banged up offensive line (again) and are experiencing extremely questionable offensive playcalling. There's nothing wrong with the vast majority of the talent however. Those other things are correctible. Whether they'll be corrected or not is another story

10-17-2023, 02:20 PM	#10
AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,484	Re: Question for the Forum Originally Posted by MatthewT Unless the bottom completely falls out, Allen is safe. Matter of fact, if he can get this team to 9 wins he may be considered a genius. That offense is a complete train wreck and needs a complete rebuild, starting from the coaches on down to the players. No thank you to any complete rebuild. That's fine for fans at home that are either not vested or not invested in the team and can stomach multiple years of guaranteed losing carrying the hope that what is on the other side is any better than what we have today. But those of us firmly vested and actually invested (season ticket holders) would want the team to remain competitive and continue to add pieces necessary to at least keep the hope alive. It's a hard sell to have people wanting to spend good money on tickets, transportation, lodgings, and food knowing that the team has essentially folded the tent and are hoping for a new reveal three or years from now. That doesn't make good business sense. The offense isn't anywhere near being a total train wreck. We have a banged up offensive line (again) and are experiencing extremely questionable offensive playcalling. There's nothing wrong with the vast majority of the talent however. Those other things are correctible. Whether they'll be corrected or not is another story exiled and Danno like this.
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