RolandDeschain":18sdbfyg said:
Everybody has blind spots. 40 years of experience and achieving the highest levels possible doesn't mean you're immune from them. Customers of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae would have said the same thing you're saying before the collapse, Fidelis.
I can understand that premise, but as posting fans, I suggest, we have even bigger blind spots. We have less information, less access to pertinent information and less analytical equipment available to us. Then it presumes we can definitely see problems, to a higher degree, than those that do have the very facts and devices we do not.
It then forces us to assume that someone that was a defensive minded coach, has total team authority and as much money available to him, as Pete does, would either not try to find the best Offensive Coordinator attainable or keep one that he thinks is, or is somehow unaware is, keeping him from winning as much as possible. Because, geez, he’s such a nice guy? He’s known him forever and can’t find it in his heart to fire him? He just doesn’t care?
These assumptions just don’t seem logical to me, and if it doesn’t make sense to me, I have a hard time wrapping my head around why it seems to make sense to so many others.
That was the only point I was trying to make.
