Yeah, I want to hear from the very vocal minority disdainfully mocking the realists for being concerned over this ish-show of an offseason. Yinz know who you are, and yinz need to own up. Keim crapped the bed, period.
You are not going to get it. You will hear a lot about injuries, it’s only one game and we are tied with the Rams and 49ers( maybe Seahawks).
Some of us saw this train wreck coming and got chastised by some for saying so.
At this moment it looks like this organization has made a huge mistake extending Keim and Kingsbury compounded by caving in to Kyler’s demands before he deserved it.
And now we are stuck.
Keim isn’t good. He’s not. His drafts are terrible which forces him to fill holes with sub par talent. He is forced to trade for name players which drives up the salary cap. He consistent hamstrings his staff with players that don’t fit the system creating “ hybrid” players that never seem to work. He fails to anticipate positions of need. I.E. let Jones walk without preparing for that two years ago. Same with Peterson. He lets players like Reddick, Devonte Campell walk.
Kingsbury. It has become shockingly obvious his offense is designed for college. Every play seems like hard labor. Nothing seems easy. We should have someone running a crossing Pattern EVERY pass play. We never move the pocket. He seems to worry more about distributing the ball around instead of finding a weakness, exploiting it and forcing defenses to adjust.
KYLER: He will continue to wow us with a highlight play but in the face of adversity he withers. He seems to be very weak knowing where his hot reads are. He is weak finding open receivers. Whether he’ll admit it or not he hates to be under Center and that hurts us. It hurts play action. It hurts disguising runs and DESIGNED roll outs. Worse thing? He’s been rewarded WITHOUT having learned the ability to do the above mentioned.
Sorry to say we are in for a very long dry run.
