I thought the problems were with the offensive line - and there certainly are plenty.  Yes, we don't seem to have any electrifying skill players.  But I agree with the many comments here that the coaching is the bigger and more immediate problem.  Why does VJ consistently say "we had a great week of practice", "we had a great plan," and "I need to look at the film to see what went wrong"?  He does seem over his head.  He can (and did) blame "my guy upstairs" the no-challenge on the clear catch from Sanders, but on an important call like that, a veteran coach calls a time-out (and often gets it back with a successful challenge) to get it right.  VJ was brought in without any real competitive process as HC largely because he was said to be an incredible motivator.  One can argue about the root cause(s) of the teams failures on both sides of the ball, but 8 games is enough for me to be convinced that VJ is not the motivator we were promised.