The first step to fixing a problem is admitting that you have a problem… He’s like a kid, tell the same lie over and over until you believe it as the truth. These problems are tremendous. But I’m sure he has a phenomenal way to fix them and make things outstanding.
So here are the problems that will cost him his job:

1. Damone Clark, no matter how much you want him to be, is not an sec talent. This guy makes watching football hard. If this guy had a lightsaber, it would be pink.

2. The o-line did not play great. It’s hard to find an offensive lineman on this team that will play in the league. Hell, it’s hard to find one that should be playing in the sec… The lack of emphasis put on o lineman in recruiting is laughable. They are not flashy and people don’t get very excited about them. But , hey, we have 13 flashy receivers on the team! Aaaand O plays Jenkins and Kirklin.

3. While we are on receivers, Palmer is a guy that I want to be good so bad, but the guy is just scared. He has the tools to be great but the lack of heart and toughness will always hold him back. Next is Jenkins. Can you have a practice squad in college? If so that should be the ceiling for this guy. While looking at the talent on the bench while this guy is in the game makes me want to drown puppies.

4. TDP is the worst “starting” running back we have had in the 21st century. He has no vision, no awareness, no elusiveness. Being from the swamps of south Louisiana, O should know what the term “cut bait” means. Ed, cut the fricking bait. You missed, now move on with the new young crop of RB’s. Don’t kill their confidence be making them play behind a guy like TDP. If I was behind him on a depth chart, I would uh….. uh…… play fricking basketball.

5. Now the big one. QB. I can’t put into words how much I wanted Max Johnson to build off of the strong finish from last year and take a leap forward. Guys, I’m sorry, but you saw the peak of Max Johnson last year. The lack of confidence and decisiveness is hurting the team. Yes! The offensive line is absolute liquid shite, but when they do hold a block for 3 or 4 seconds, the qb has to be able to make something happen. Nuss is that guy. The confidence is off the charts with this guy. He has a cannon. He’s not afraid to take chances. He is a leader. I believe the team would respond to him and feed off his energy. There will always be growing pains with a freshman qb, but at least with Nuss we can use the full playbook. After hearing about the camp scrimmages and his stats, it got me wondering, “could this guy actually be ready to play now?” And after one series the other night and seeing him in the elements, the answer is yes. He’s ready. I’ve played the position, there’s a difference between a leader and a manager. Watching him come to the line and take command was eye opening. The energy completely changed. Ed, play the best guy. Not the oldest guy, the best guy.

And one last thing, the social media pics with the super sluts is such a poor example of leadership. I feel like he is the guy crowd surfing with his shirt off at a Liquid Sand concert while his girlfriend is getting DP’d on the second floor of the sigma nu house. I gave O the benefit of the doubt last year, but after the first two games this year, he’s lost me. And I’m convinced that there is no one on the other end of his headset.