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[QUOTE="RF2044, post: 125509, member: 40"]
No it isn't--talk about armchair psychology.

We are a very good team this year--currently, ranked the #1 team. There is no reason--none whatsoever--to go making all types of changes at this point. The best thing about coaches--especially HOF coaches--is that they don't overreact to minutia like fans do and make unnecessary moves.

Honestly--reading this forum, you'd think that if the team isn't performing with orgasmic bliss every possible second of play, that something is wrong and adjustments need to be made. It was our first "real" road game, and the team accorded itself well. Character building game in front of a hostile crowd. And lots of character / leadership demonstrated by our team, who continue to never look rattled regardless of the game circumstances or crowd noise.

We nearly got a 20 point win, and the coaches STILL have lots of things from this game that they can ride the team about in practice this week. That's the best part. This team has a lot of leadership, and many of the right ingredients to make this a special season. The season is unfolding well thus far--there is no reason to make any reactionary personnel moves, or try to attach cosmic significance to how one player performed versus another in an "n" of 1 game.
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