Does Josh have too much say in personnel decisions?

[damj]

Josh wanted Beasley back; we resigned him.

 

Josh wanted Dorsey as OC.

 

Both of those moves made sense anyways.

 

But Josh wanted Coleman, and perhaps a WR with better separation ability was a better choice.

[T.E.]

We need to start evaluating backups on whether they can play well and not on if they're friends with Allen or not. Trubisky comes in yesterday and they waste a CRUCIAL down because they don't even trust him enough to let him throw a single pass.

[Buffalo_Stampede]

I don’t believe Josh is vocal enough on what he wants to be honest. Josh is the ultimate team player. He’s going to fall in line with whatever coaches and GM says.

 

What we hear from Josh is just him being a team guy. The ultimate nice guy.

 

 

Edited October 7 by Buffalo_Stampede

[cgg716]

20 minutes ago, damj said:

Josh wanted Beasley back; we resigned him.

 

Josh wanted Dorsey as OC.

 

Both of those moves made sense anyways.

 

But Josh wanted Coleman, and perhaps a WR with better separation ability was a better choice.

We don't know that josh wanted Coleman over everyone, just out of what was left. They gave him table scraps, and so far Coleman is progressing fine, there's a spot for him in any offense, we need separators, but it should have been previously addressed 

Edited October 7 by cgg716