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Lots of dialogue about the blame for our bad start, but at the end of the day who do YOU really blame?
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16Joe Philbin-Bad game plans, lost the team emotionally, bad game management50.00%8Kevin Coyle-Bad schemes18.75%3Players - Lack of effort and commitment0%0Front Office -Players are a bust!0%0ALL OF THEM!!31.25%5 -
It's all of them.
GM didn't fix the depth and do enough to fix the weaknesses
Players are not executing on a consistent bases and making to many penalties and playing undisciplined while showing no fire.
Coaches are not playing to team strengths and have no inspiration and are to stubborn to change things up. It's all status quo which is status blow.
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Ultimately it falls on Philbin for not knowing enough to fire Coyle but I think Coyle is our worst problem. I think with a better DC and just a slightly better performance out of our defense we'd improve dramatically.While it takes two to have an argument, it only takes one to walk away.Comment
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I pretty much agree with you here, but the difference between a head coach and a coordinator is the head coach hires the assistants including the coordinators. It wouldn't be the first time that a good coordinator failed as a head coach because he hired people that were comfortable and easy for him to deal with rather than the best qualified candidates.
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A & B is my true answer."If everyone is thinking alike, then somebody isn't thinking." - George S. Patton
“The only thing worse then a liar is a liar that’s also a hypocrite!” - Tennessee WilliamsComment
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Agreed but I could only pick one.Originally posted by DolphinsFreak View PostWhile it takes two to have an argument, it only takes one to walk away.Comment
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Yeah, I picked A because Philbin is to blame for most of this mess AND, since he is the one who didn't fire Coyle when he was afraid to fire Sherman, he deserves to take the blame.Originally posted by Dolfan1 View Post"If everyone is thinking alike, then somebody isn't thinking." - George S. Patton
“The only thing worse then a liar is a liar that’s also a hypocrite!” - Tennessee WilliamsComment
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Agreed. It all falls on Philbin because he lacked the spine to fire Coyle but I still say Coyle is the biggest problem with this team.Originally posted by DolphinsFreak View PostWhile it takes two to have an argument, it only takes one to walk away.Comment
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Philbin kept Loyal coyle!The happiness of the Dolphin is to exist.... Jacques Cousteau.Comment
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Ross. He should have fired Philbin after last season. Ultimately it's his fault.Can we sign this guy?Comment
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Coaching........... period!Comment
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All of the above. To this point, not a ONE of them are doing their job....Comment
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Philbin, and Coyle, but since Philbin is over Coyle, Joe gets my vote.
I would also nominate the OL coaches (and Clueless Joe again)..
Our HC is supposed to know the O-Line, since that was all he really did in Green Bay,
but we haven't had a strong line yet, in his 3+ seasons hereLast edited by Wulf; 09-27-2015, 09:25 AM.Comment
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Most of you are hitting on one common thread. All of these guys work for Philbin. None of them use plays, schemes or philosophies that aren't approved by Philbin. It is entirely possible that our oline coach doesn't agree with our blocking scheme, but his own designs were rejected by Philibin. He is the head coach, he bares the responsibility for the entire coaching staff, either because he hired the wrong person or he is preventing them from doing what needs to be done.
Remember going into last year when we were all lead to believe we were going to a no huddle hurry up spread offense under Lazor like they used in Philly? Why has Lazor changed? Is it because he doesn't believe in Kelly's offense or is it because Philbin doesn't.
I think Philbin lacks the tenacity to be a good leader at this level. Always leading from a position of weakness and indecision and his staff and team reflect that. In the NFL you have to fire out and physically dominate your opponent. You have to be confident and aggresive, a hard charger. These are not Philbin hallmarks and I don't think they ever will be.
Now with the axe clearly raised over his neck and no room for fear or indecision we will see if it is remotely possible he can ever lead this team.Comment
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