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And that's fine. But to say he can't be coached to make better decisions is incredibly moronic. Especially when the only coach he's had to this point was a 25 year old whose resume only entailed getting coffee for NFL coaches. Literally. That was his experience. He got coffee for real coaches. And that was the guy who taught Kosi. He was also playing in a scheme that had 4 passing plays.
The kid was failed MISERABLY by the previous staff. I've said this whole thread that if I had to wager on it, Tate would be my pick to win the job. But to say Kosi is dead simply because of what transpired previously is really dumb, especially when you consider who he was being led by.
No argument here as far as the on the field stuff; but the off field stuff was on him, agreed?
So we can def give him a pass for the on field stuff, but he exacerbated his on field woes by his off field antics along w not getting engrossed w a pedestrian playbook and I believe that’s where the animosity, or better yet, doubt is coming from.
But maybe Perry will be more Brett Favre and less Jeff George. Both had on & off the field struggles in their early careers, but one took hold of better coaching & a better surrounding to become of the greatest QBs in NFL history, while the other was still going off old hype, uncoachable, trusting his arm v. playbook, becoming arguably one of the biggest bust in NFL history.
Players can def change w the right tutelage & atmosphere. I personally don’t have a horse in our QB race. I was all Perry last yr, til I wasn’t. We just need the guy who can lead his teammates, make the right decision, move the chains, keep the def honest, and win games. We don’t need a 300 yard/game guy. We just need a guy who can consistently put in a position to score and not lose game. If that’s Perry, Williams, or Tate, Idgaf. Just win baby (in my Al Davis voice)