Have you lost all faith?

Started by Blueforlife, August 01, 2026, 04:38:29 PM

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Have you lost all faith?

Yes
8 (47.1%)
No
8 (47.1%)
Never had any lol
1 (5.9%)

Total Members Voted: 17

Sir Blue and Gold

We're a team caught between two approaches. O'Shea's tendancy towards familiarity and the veteran players who powered us to two Grey Cup wins and five appearances and the reality that those players are mostly responsible for the year over year regression.

I said it all off-sesson but this is a team that says winning is the most important thing but whose actions don't align with that vision from a personnel and coaching standpoint.

Unfortunately, as much as I like him, that's almost entirely on Mike O'Shea.

bluebeard

wE HAVE TO DO A BETTER JOB OF
1.  RECRUITING AND DRAFTING
2. QUIT RECYCLING OLD COACHES, NEED FRESH IDEAS
3. QUIT KEEPING PLAYERS PAST THEIR PRIME
4. KEEP BRINGING IN NEW AMERICAN PLAYER Especially final NFL cuts
   hope some of them turn out for next season

theaardvark

Faith is belief in something you cannot see.

We can see that this team has had a decade of success, and didn't somehow overnight become stupid.

We've had a rough patch, they will right the ship.  They haven't lost faith yet... we shouldn't either.
Unabashed positron.  Blue koolaid in my fridge.  I wear my blue sunglasses at night.  Homer, d'oh.

dd

We lost 2 all star NAT's in Dobson and Ford and replaced them with average at best talent, and are forced to use NAT's when they really shouldn't be starting-Kelly, Corcoran, Cobb. We need t re-stock the talen shelves and that ain't happening this season and will be more challenging moving forward as we're down 2 first round picks from the Brown trade. It's going to be some rough going for the next year or so.

Blueforlife

Split decision these types of polls tell me nothing lol

Keep voting folks