re: Fool me once, Franks can't fool me twice

My biggest problem with Franks is the way he directs his emotions he has to get in his teammates face and challenge them instead of pandering to the fanbase good or bad and running over there in the middle of the game to talk.

He just needs worry about that stuff after the game during the game he needs to have the offense around him talking about what they are doing on the field whether its receivers running wrong routes running backs not staying in there blocking lanes tight ends whiffing on blocks( which Krull did twice) making sure they line up correctly so you don't have to burn timeouts.

That is what leaders do!!!!!

I know you retards think this is hilarious and poignant but I feel like an egotistical coach who is afraid to bench someone because of their fragile mentality is a really bad sign for the rest of the season.

I don't know what Mullen sees in Franks -- because he clearly isn't that much of a leader, either.

Dude's gone directly back to where he was and regressed.

Slayer: Sure he hit a great pass in the fourth quarter, but it's like he has one good drive and everyone forgets just how inept he was.

How many outlet passes were off-target? I can think of three really bad ones. The pass on third and long where he didn't even hit his WR, the missed pass to Perine, the high pass that almost got Perine's back broken.

Those were all at or behind the line of scrimmage. He has to fix that.