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The role that SOC played cannot be discounted. It was probably one of the first organized efforts a fanbase has undertaken to express their displeasure with the efforts of an NFL team to put a winning product on the field. With that being said, SOC consists of the many individuals who donated, came up with the ideas, or supported in other ways. It represents a great number of people. It was a team effort and the inventor deserves kudo's for not being afraid to confront the organization.
It took Clark to recognize the discontent and to actually want to make change happen. Remember, he was new to the ownership game when he hired Pioli. Plus Pioli was supposed to be a sure thing based on his executive of the year awards. Clark listened when others may not have and made sweeping changes in the front office.
Then credit goes to Dorsey, Reid, and the new coaching staff. Sure there have been stumbling blocks but so far how can a fan not be pleased with the adjustments that the coaching staff has made. It appears that this staff does not stay status-quo when faced with adversity. They analyze it and create solutions to the problems. Plus, when was the last time anyone heard anything out of Dorsey? He knows his place and focuses on his job. Not the media.
Then credit goes to the players that actually execute the plays on the field. This starts with our shiny new QB. However, many players have stood out in this historic turnaround.
The bottom line is that anyone or everyone from the ownership, coaching staff, players, and fanbase all had a role in this success. Let's just enjoy it together./
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