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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cornelius Weems" data-source="post: 1086335" data-attributes="member: 12714"><p>It's true that there isn't any amount of podium statements can't fix players being injured... but actual coaching will cause others to step up, I know this from experience. We always knew that we might lose someone, and when it happened everyone on the team was addressed in team meetings and the coaches tried to address ANY deficiencies that were there. This was definitely different, the weight of this game didn't sneak up on anyone, but a backup QB played a good part in us being BLOWN OUT at home. When the visiting team doesn't even have to punt until the 3rd quarter, that's a pretty big problem. I get that DH is a great, but that doesn't mean he should have one of the best games of his career (and again, did ANY of his TDs look hard?) at our house. I came close to posting about how others things looked, but I won't. The truth is, this type of underperformance is becoming the norm, and when this stops being the exception, something HAS to change.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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