…Credit goes to Schiano not Dominik, which you always want to give, for turning this team around.

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It seems other have addressed your comments, but I will as well anyway.

Schiano is a tough, honorable guy. That has brought change, and in that you are 100% right.

HOWEVER, Mark Dominick was forced to give Raheem Morris the head coaching position. The Glazers had made promises to get him back to coach the secondary and they had to follow through (promises they had Bruce Allen make).

While there is no doubt that Dominick made a few mistakes, he was a rookie GM who has progressively improved year to year.

It’s easy to talk about how great Greg Schiano is…but he hasn’t had time enough to make many mistakes. I think he is a great coach, but don’t deny both men the credit they deserve.

You can’t put that sloppy mess last year on Dom. The only thing you might be able to give him responsibility for is not making many FA moves, but it sure seemed like that was the Glazers’ plan since the start of the Raheem era.

He’s not perfect but no GM is. Oh yeah, and he also had a big say in hiring Schiano. There’s a reason the owners gave him MORE responsibility and control over the team after cutting Raheem loose.

I’ve never been happier in a Bucs GM.

@Brad – Please don’t make up stuff. There is no reason to lie. Joe hates to police misrepresentations of Joe.
Joe wrote numerous times in the offseason that the problem with the 2011 team was 85 percent coaching and 15 percent on Dominik. And since then Joe has given the New Schiano Order credit DAILY for its impact on numerous levels. So for you to say/imply that Joe only wants to give Dominik credit and not Schiano, is simply BS.