Of course Kroenke wants to win. If for no other reason than it enhances the value of his investment.
I seriously doubt that Kroenke intervened in the trade up matter. Not his style. He merely approved the S&F trade request.
We'll never know for sure how Snead felt about the trade up decision, but I suspect he was in favor just as much as Fisher. Had to go for it when opportunity presented itself.
I'm not as sure about Snead's Goff/Wentz preference. But I am sure that Fisher was all in on Goff. The smiles, the smirks, the Mike Silver quotes, etc. Wentz was never a Fisher option.
So far, there's been a zero ROI on the trade up. And we're almost halfway through the season. That CAN'T have been the plan.
I suspect that Fisher is still uncomfortable with Goff's readiness. Otherwise, there is no sane reason not to start him after the bye.
Which raises an all important question. Why the heck would Goff still not be ready at this point? What does that say about the Goff over Wentz decision? Or about the ability of this staff to develop a rookie QB? Has to be a troubling question one way or the other, doesn't it?
How can a healthy Gurley be ranked 37th in the league through 7 games? Mind boggling.
Why the Fisher man crush on Tavon?
Why has the OL regressed this year?
I could go on, but what's the point?
Our entire O seems to be a monument to underachievement, doesn't it?
I've said this before, but I'm gonna repeat myself here, anyway, because I'm just so frustrated. A Fisher team is where skilled O players go to die. Simply mind boggling.
For heaven's sake, Mr Kroenke. Please put Fisher out of his misery after this season. Not to mention the misery of the budding LA fanbase, too. Let the healing begin!
