Wozzy
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It’s pretty clear Jonathan has had his imprint on this team for years. It also looks like he didn’t care who the head coach was as long as he had input on who the GM and offensive coach was. He fancies himself an Al Davis/Jerry Jones type owner, part coach, part scout, part GM… and that’s concerning to me.All this makes me wonder if what was really going on was displacement, with Jonathan rebelling against his father’s control but instead of butting heads with his father choosing to lock horns with his long standing coach?
If so maybe the Mayo fiasco was the last gasp of the old man’s control of things.
Reportedly Jonathan had contact with Vrabel while Mayo was still head coach. If Vrabel is Jonathan’s man the two won’t be pulling in different directions and things might work again.
Let’s hope.
He was no doubt the impetus to “modernize” the offense. Which is why I find reverting back to Josh McDaniels and the old system ironic. Also why Josh expounded on his experience this off-season out of the league and all the modern and new things he learned from college… this sounds like something they wanted to hear. It’s still the old system.
I think Bob has been in the passenger seat for a while, but he has been willing to take the hits for the mistakes made so Jon has a clean slate with the fans. Wolf stunk at his job or Mayo and crew simply couldn’t develop young talent or both. Pretty sure that wasn’t by design.












