Honolulu's struggles this season is a surprise to Asher. After a strong showing last season, Asher had hopes that this was the beginning of a rise. He didn't necessarily believe that meant a playoff berth or the opening of a Ultimus window, but he did think that it successfully translated into progress. He also feels somewhat personally responsible being a defensive player and having Honolulu's defense having the most points against in the entire league. That being said, he isn't necessarily disappointed with his stats. He ranks among the top of league leaders in sacks and tackles for loss, but he wishes he could do more. He will need to take some time to remind himself that he is only one player on the team, and there is only so much that one player can do. There is still time to turn the season around. Honolulu may be the worst team in the league right now, but it does not need to stay that way. At the very least, this can be a season of learning. We very well may need to take some time to identify what our problems are and plan to fix them in the coming offseason. Honolulu is still a young team. So long as they continue to grow, they will hit their peak soon enough.
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