Actually, you do not have it right but that is par for the course for you.

I have never absolved the coach.  I have ALWAYS said it starts at the top (Ownership, followed by management, the coach, and then the players).  The only way to maximize the performance of an organization is when there is alignment throughout the organization.  There is no 180.

When the players are not good enough, no amount of alignment will address that but there are too many examples to count of mis-alignment by an organization that causes talented teams to fail.

One of the reasons the Leaf approach this time is different is that there is alignment between Ownership, management, the coach, and the players.  We'll see how far that takes the core team of talented rookies surrounded by more senior players, many of which I suspect will leave the organization.  It is rare to find championship winning teams with little organizational alignment.

Try and keep up.