Albert Einstein says that
Gary Kubiak is Clinically Insane

Now whether you are glad the Texans lost yesterday for draft reasons or you are insulted by the slop they run out on to the field each and every week, Einstein's quote applies here so clearly. In an experiment, there are variables or parameters, some of which you change and some of which you do not in order to probe the system. Here is where the Texans fit. For the last two plus years, the Texans have been a failed experiment. Not because the experiment was a bad idea, but because the person running the experiment is a conducting it all wrong. Gary Kubiak is clearly not a scientist. If he was, then by now he would have changed a variable. He would have done something to try and get the results that he wants out of this experiment. He would have tweaked something, somewhere along the line to make things different. Alas, he has not changed anything. He has ran the same junk out onto the field for the last two years expecting different results. Expecting different things to happen than what always does end up happening...which is the Texans find some spectacular way to lose but it is always close and then coaches, players and fans make a bunch of excuses to why Kubiak is good, bad or ugly or whatever...gouge my eyes out.
So going back to Einstein's insanity theory, I am here to present this idea. Albert Einstein and I believe that Gary Kubiak is clinically insane. And let me tell you, the last thing an insane person needs to be doing is running an NFL franchise...along with any kind of food handling and being a door to door knife salesmen. He is the reason this experiment has failed. He is the problem. He is the kid that repeatedly touches the hot stove over and over again despite the fact that it keeps burning him. Try to imagine what is going on in his head. Honestly, I want you to try to imagine it. Try to comprehend it. It must be euphoric. Being so sure that you changed something when clearly you have not. Being so sure that things will be different even though nothing has changed. Knowing that putting the same thing will yield different results every time. You cannot comprehend it because you are not insane. And if you can see Kubiak's point of view, seek help because you are a danger to yourself and the community.
I am disturbed that none of the thousands of psychologists in this country have noticed that a rabidly insane man is allowed to do what Gary Kubiak is doing. Gary needs to be apprehended and attended to by the right people. Someone please contact the proper authorities before he hurts himself or God forbid...me...
Agreed, Gary is a reason Texans were slatted for a playoffs spot but quickly scrubbed for his lack of ability to coach the team. However, I would like to see more facts that define his ineffectiveness to command this franchise. I have been waiting since the very first game ever played in the stadium for the Texans to make a competitive birth in the NFL. These sad 8 years have just been so repetitive it hurts. Houstonians deserve a good football team and are looking for a man take charge and put houston back on the map.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the feedback poncho. I am mostly talking about the length of time that Gary Kubiak has been the coach and the lack of results during his tenure. He has been the coach since 2006 and while the team did get better, coaches are measured by wins in the playoffs which the Texans have no appearances even. He has all the coaches and players he wants and it is still not working. So back to the premise of the article, why keep doing the same thing when it does not work. From little things like not blitzing enough to big things like making his bad defense even worse while seemingly changing nothing. The point is he has had time to fix things and he has not. Time for change.
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