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Originally Posted by 2bikemike
There is plenty of blame to go around, and there is a lot of speculation swirling around. But I think Haley did do a good job of coaching up some players and failing on others. Which to me proves the point what works for some doesn't work for others. Haley was unable to adjust.
Weiss was sorely missed this year. He did a much better job of managing Cassel and IMHO play calling. The running off of Weiss is on Haley. There was no effort to replace Weiss with a legitimate OC as Haley thinks he can wear both hats. Clearly he isn't capable of doing that.
Pioli is responsible for aquiring talent. To leave money on the table when there are clearly needs that need to be met is just assinine if you want to contend. We are still dealing with the same holes on the O-line that we have been dealing with since Shields and Roaf got old. We can't develop a decent pass rush with the exception of Hali.
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Actually, that's not what is emerging as truth, Mr. 2bikemike. At least, not entirely.
Apparently, Weis and Haley disagreed as to how to properly develop Cassel. Weis then became petulant and told Haley to "do it himself". (By the way, that sounds a heck of a lot like this girl I once knew.) So, the idea that Weis "developed" Cassel is untrue. In fact, it has also been stated that Haley became upset as the media continually credited Weis with Cassel's perceived improvement. You can draw your own conclusions as to which man is the more intense whiny bitch in that respect.
These stories are going to run rampant again, I guess.
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