What I dislike the most is that everything Mike Schope (TBD's favorite whipping boy) has said since the Dallas game last year is unfortunately correct. It's fine to not be emotional, not call plays, be a player's coach, and be a CEO. What's not fine is that when you bring that little to the table elsewhere you have to be good in the detailed areas like clock and game management. Since he's not that essentially makes him Herm Edwards, who I don't think is the worst coach ever, but certainly not someone who can compete with Bellichick in the division. The next guy they bring in will most likely get owned by BB just as hard and maybe worse, but when the alternative "continuity" involves a ceiling of 7-9, that's a risk I'm willing to take.