there are 3 people to blame and none of the 3 deserve jobs...Tanny, Rex and Sanchez all can die in a fire. Each one is 100% inept. Thats why we're a clown show.
I agree with you and what others have said. I've said similar things before but I'm starting to sound like a broken record. Tanny is the most to blame. The whole Tebow acquisition showed how out of touch he had become with football reality. Rex isn't much better, he's not a good head coach, he knows his defense and that's about it. At today's post game you could see all the bragging was beaten out of Rex. He looked pretty humble and lost. He finally has come to realization how bad this team is. A lot of people like to point to Sanchez but he's no worse than Alex Smith and look at the 49s. Sanchez isn't that good but neither is the rest of the team around him on offense and defense. And that's why I blame Tanny and then Rex.
I think Tebow is our only hope, maybe he can ignite a fire ,Sanchez couldn't ignite a fire with gasoline and a match
This is Tanny's fault first and foremost, Rex can only coach the players that are on the team and Tanny does a piss poor job of evaluating talent and drafting. Rex, by his own admission isn't in charge of who they draft, he get's 1 pick per draft maximum, Tanny is the one in charge of it all though. It's not Rex's fault that our guys are throwing up arms to tackle, that is an issue with the players and the players alone, they are professionals and should be expected to act like professionals. Second blame goes on Sanchez, it's year 4, I don't want to hear the excuses anymore. I'm sorry, but there are 32 starting QBs in the NFL, and all of them have deficiencies on their team, most of them have worse supporting casts than ours, and don't have the kind of backing by their coach and owner that Sanchez has received his entire career. The time for excuses is over, #5 overall picks in the draft are supposed to make players around them better, not need players around them to make the QB look better. Sanchez is showing me that he doesn't have the football IQ, and never will. He is showing me that he cannot overcome his lack of size, and lack of physicality; he is afraid to step into his throws under pressure, he is afraid to stay in the pocket that extra second to deliver a pass under fire. He checks down almost immediately, and it often goes unseen by the receiver, or hits them in the head. And the Sanchez apologists insist that it's also Sparano's fault. And to that I say: how many offensive coordinators are we going to go through until we admit that an offensive coordinator can only look as good as his quarterback plays.
