Quite frankly, I was thinking the same thing.
Posey is a sink or swim choice by Greg Johnson. Buster’s lack of experience is countered by the goodwill he brings to the job. Is that goodwill enough to give him some breathing room as he attempts to build the Giants into a contender? If not, how does Johnson tell him, “thanks and best wishes”.
The same applies to Luck. He has no experience managing a major collegiate football program. However, he is beloved by the Stanford community. How much time does he have to bring the Stanford football fortune’s back to life before the administration and fan base become restless? And how does one tell Luck, “thanks and best wishes”.
Posey is a sink or swim choice by Greg Johnson. Buster’s lack of experience is countered by the goodwill he brings to the job. Is that goodwill enough to give him some breathing room as he attempts to build the Giants into a contender? If not, how does Johnson tell him, “thanks and best wishes”.
The same applies to Luck. He has no experience managing a major collegiate football program. However, he is beloved by the Stanford community. How much time does he have to bring the Stanford football fortune’s back to life before the administration and fan base become restless? And how does one tell Luck, “thanks and best wishes”.