are that good. The second answer is that Kirby has a tougher job ahead of him. He's running a pro offense and doesn't have the personnel to run it. You can say that it's up to him to work with the talent on hand, and I won't disagree with you, but it's no surprise that he and the staff are trying to fit guys into that system and basically had to fail before giving up on it, and I don't expect them to totally give up on it. But they do have to do some things they probably wouldn't otherwise want to do just to be competitive for the rest of the year.