MeanGreenDan

Not a thing is wrong with that being the motivating factor. But as supporters of the team, once that decision was made, wouldn't we expect him to fall in line with all of the other players and act/be treated as a player and not a son? At least as far as on field happenings are concerned?

Completely disagree. If he didn't, it would prove that the whole time he was playing, he was playing for Daddy Dodge and not Coach Dodge. We could only have hoped and assumed that to Coach Dodge, Riley was treated as a player; and to Riley Dodge, Todd treated as a coach. I do not expect him to be here next year, but I would hope that he would be man enough to play out the season.

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Last season in appeared as though Riley was not able to see up the field in the middle, especially on short and mid-range routes. I honestly do not think he is tall enough to see over the line in front of him.

It's pretty damn embarrassing too.

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