re: Two simple yes or no questions about our O the last few years:

No and No. Of course Les isn't happy with the offense. He does realize, however, that the drivers of his offensive bus, the quarterbacks, have simply been incapable. If he continues to stick with Crowton, that means that he's decided that JL and JJ can't be coached up and he's confident that Crowton and Mett will work very well together. He's based that feeling on 30 + years of coaching football, following a successful stint of playing football at Michigan, one of the most storied programs in the game. If Gary conveniently finds another job in the next few weeks, we'll know that Les decided the problem was more the OC and not the quarterbacks. For me, I'll trust his decision. For others here, they'll trust the opinions of rantards and schemetards and plain old tards who espouse with the utmost of confidence that Gary is an absolute tool, idiot and is generally useless - all while never having met him, worked the thousands of hours with him that Les has and, in most cases, never played the game themselves.