
Originally Posted by
Attyla
I know all of the arguements, no one will come here, give Kiffin a chance...etc
But this is a business, and the guy calling the shots has no real pedigree for the job he is doing. He has never been a significant coach in the league, and he is trying to do the job he has no real experience doing.
Hey, I like his swagger, but we got outcoached last night pure and simple. If Ryan was at fault for the loss, I would say fire him....but as bad as the defense was, the offense was just as bad. They knew what we were going to do, and unlike Raider teams of the past....they did stop us.
Flame me, bash me, red dot me. I dont care. We need a guy who knows the job. We have way too many young players in need of coaching to be screwing around.
Al just needs to open up the pocketbook and really pay a guy to really do the job. Getting someone to run the team is not impossible. It is now the time to do it right.
Kiffin has been around the game long enough, and I think he has the credentials to be a head coach, what most fans fail to see is you can't and will not be successful if you are challenged at every corner by an owner who believes his ways of doing things are correct.
While Kiffin may have gotten out coached last night, it was clear the Raiders don't have the talent upfront to beat the elite of the NFL.
Think about this offseason when the head coach wanted to fire his DC and bring in someone different to run a defense more suited with the HC philosophy, what happens?
If doesn't matter who the head coach is bro, Al Davis will give the thumbs up or the thumbs down on everything and no coach will succeed in that environment... and you know as well as me, that Davis doesn't and won't pay to have a real coach on the sidelines.
"You can't Appoint, Hire, or Declare Leadership" ~ Sonny Barger
"Al Davis thought all owners were dilettantes with a new toy. He said to me many times through the years that owners are often the problem with their franchises, that too many of them think they can run things when they cannot, and the teams that succeed are the ones where the owner hires the best people he can and turns the game over to them."
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