I really think we're talking apples and oranges here Pit; or at least, apples and sour apples.
We're talking about Watson, who had already played four seasons with a dysfunctional organization, and was all but promised he would "have a say"... and then ghosted. And then trying to forecast that "attitude problem", or whatever you want to call it, into a brand-new situation.
Thinking that Watson will be pounding his fists on the table for a new coach, after six games, after not playing for two years, is a huge stretch imo.
I'm not saying the past is not reason for concern; but if the above scenario came to pass, we have much bigger problems than a coaching change.
Now, put yourself in our FO's shoes and situation:
~ We already have a scapegoat, it's our terrible defensive performance and the coach in question on that side of the ball. That, and not having Watson available are the two biggest (glaring) reasons why were not talking about playoffs and an immediate chance for a championship. One of those things may point to Stefanski and his responsibility as a leader. The other is clearly the fault of Deshaun Watson.
~ If we're concerned with the above scenario (actually, even if we're not), we will have a strongly-aligned narrative going forward. It would be something along these lines... Get comfortable in the offense with your eyes towards next season. Shake off the rust. Keep your mind open to what you think works and doesn't work and ideas for improvement in yourself and our scheme. Look forward to the off-season and working with Kevin and the players towards creating an offensive scheme that matches your skillset.
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