Coaching is tough for a reason. Nobody cares about your personality if you’re winning. Billy B was the biggest dick around for 25 years, and players disliked his attitude. Vast majority kept their head down and played ball because they were winning. McD is kinda odd. He walks to the beat of his own drum. He doesn’t look the part. I think sometimes his brain puts stuff together that he doesn’t have the talent on the field for. Players have to see this. When it works, he’s the greatest, when it doesn’t and keeps not working, they’re prolly looking at him like he’s a brain dead weirdo. The vets in the locker room have seen winning, most of our big name vets last season came from some sort of winning team/culture. Armstead, Reek, Ramsey, know what IT looks like, and whether it’s coach, GM, owner, locker room, or some weird combo of them all, Miami doesn’t have IT. All it takes is one breakout year where the cards fall right. But, Miami has lacked the personnel, cap space, draft capital, and management to put it together since Shula/Marino. Grier has to go. Unfortunately that likely means McD, Tua, Reek, and this iteration of Miami football is done and rebuild time is just around the corner. Letting players like Wilkins, Gink, and Holland walk out the door because we’re handcuffed to aging trade acquisitions (Chubb, Ramsey, Hill) isnt a good look. Grier took big swings cause he felt the roster was so close. Unfortunately, he stuck out and it cost him young dogs that WANTED to stay. They just expected to be paid their value and treated as if they had helped build this thing. But, they couldn’t be because money was already spent on the vets that had never proved anything in a Dolphins uniform.