Re: What in THE blue hell...?

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Killrazor
I don't know who to blame more, Evans (for sucking) or Mcvay for letting him go out there week after week?



This shouldn't be that complicated........

It's the opposite of the TuTu debacle.

Mcvay won't play TuTu in fear he will suck or get hurt but he WILL play Evans knowing first hand the man is bad at football and already has been exposed.

Not enough TuTu and too much Evans!

Regarding your first line, I found a quote from an article about Brady disagreeing with Bowles on "effort". I think it applies to your statement and also applies to all of us who criticize Morris and McVay when it's called for. Here is the exert...

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"It makes sense for Bowles to push back. He’s the one responsible for ensuring that the players muster the appropriate effort when it’s time to play. If the effort is “embarrassing,” the embarrassment traces to Bowles."

Regardless of what some will try and tell you on this board, coaches are still responsible for the players and product they put out there. It's up to the coaches to make the RIGHT calls as to who plays, who sits, who needs more work or who gets cut. The buck stops at their feet.

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