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[QUOTE="Blanko97, post: 5608558, member: 10269"]
Axe writes what people click on. When the teams struggle, negative stories get reactions. And in all honesty, Fran handled the QB situation about as poorly as he could. If he truly believed Collins was the best player, he should’ve left him out there. When he started thinking twice about it, he inserted Luke and never let him throw, claiming he “didn’t know the play book” which seemed like a weak but [I]believable[/I] excuse until he trotted out a walk on lacrosse player at QB who looked clueless each and every play. It is almost impossible for an outside observer to take Fran at his word when he claimed that not only did Filardi magically learn the playbook over night, but that he was also better than anyone else in the room. It’s just not realistic. So what happened there? It’s worth exploring.

As for Luke’s high school career, if his stats and performance were padded by playing at a small school the: 1) why did we give him a scholarship, and 2) how was Filardi any different?

Without seeing him actually get to compete in a game we are stuck between Luke was either just that bad, or Fran is just that clueless. Considering the embarrassing level to which Rickie was a miss, most fans likely side with fran being that clueless.

So why did he wrote the story? Because that’s the story the staffs decisions set up.
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