Jim Tomsula is doing his best. I'm not talking about being a coach. I'm talking about being a spin doctor in front of the media, but he's not much better at it than squeezing wins out of his team. There was no sugar coat to another bad loss to recent NFC West nemesis Seattle, so why does it seem like that the loss is not as demoralizing as previous losses? Maybe it's because the team has nothing better to play for now than draft position. Maybe it's because the expectation of a loss is so great now that the new focus is to "remain competitive" or look like you're not losing as badly as you really are.
Golden Nuggets: The Moral Here is That a "Victory" is Still a Loss
