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    Default More Black Monday Lovie Smith fired

    the list it keeps growing


    Andy Reid out
    Shumur canned in Cleveland

    Who's next ?


    3 GMs so far
    Jets- Tannenbaum
    Jags- Gene Smith
    Browns-Tom Heckert


    KC-Crennel just got axed

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    Honestly, I've wondered how Smith has kept his job as long as he has.

    Crennel, Shurmur, Reid, Turner, Smith. Wow. Busy off season.

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    I am going to be in chicago for a few days in the near future, should be interesting ........

    when I was there a few weeks ago the cabbies had some colorful opinions of what should be done .......

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    Quote Originally Posted by OriginalColtsFan View Post
    Honestly, I've wondered how Smith has kept his job as long as he has.

    Crennel, Shurmur, Reid, Turner, Smith. Wow. Busy off season.
    Is Norv official ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by durango46 View Post
    Is Norv official ?
    Official? You mean...like death and taxes?


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    Still to go ?

    Ariz. - Wisenhunt
    Oak. - Dennis Allen
    Jax. - Mike Mularkey
    Car. - Ron Rivera ?
    NYJ. - Rex Ryan (will return)
    Det. - Jim Schwartz (still has 3 years left) IMO,this guy needs to go.
    SD. - Norv Turner
    Dal. - Jason Garrett ?? I see him staying


    must have missed it, Chan Gailey fired

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    Chan Gailey's out too! Shocker. That should be the lead story on SC today...

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    Quote Originally Posted by durango46 View Post
    Still to go ?

    Ariz. - Wisenhunt
    Oak. - Dennis Allen
    Jax. - Mike Mularkey
    Car. - Ron Rivera ?
    NYJ. - Rex Ryan (will return)
    Det. - Jim Schwartz (still has 3 years left) IMO,this guy needs to go.
    SD. - Norv Turner
    Dal. - Jason Garrett ?? I see him staying


    must have missed it, Chan Gailey fired
    It was interesting...in some ESPN article about all the firings, it listed only 2 non-experienced HC's who have "succeeded" in the NFL: Tomlin. And Harbaugh.

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    I never really understood the Gailey hiring to begin with.

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    Ah good ole' Rex. Helped get Billick fired here. Helped get Tannenbaum fired in NY.

    Maybe if I'm a player, Rex is a guy I want in the foxhole with me. Maybe.

    If I have an office instead of a locker, I'm not so sure Rex is a guy I want watching my back...

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    Quote Originally Posted by OriginalColtsFan View Post
    It was interesting...in some ESPN article about all the firings, it listed only 2 non-experienced HC's who have "succeeded" in the NFL: Tomlin. And Harbaugh.
    only one of those 2 is a success...the other is just lucky to have a job....

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    Eagerly awaiting the day that Tom Brady hangs 'em up, the Pats go 5-11 for two straight years, and The Genius is fired.

    Jay Cutler ends another coach's tenure, this time in CHI.

    Work with a PIT fan who wants Tomlin (and his one ring, that makes him an "elite coach" right?) fired.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ravens2006 View Post
    Eagerly awaiting the day that Tom Brady hangs 'em up, the Pats go 5-11 for two straight years, and The Genius is fired. )
    Hmmmmmm...very similar to all the "When Peyton is gone the Colts are done..." threads.

    Just sayin...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ravens2006 View Post
    Eagerly awaiting the day that Tom Brady hangs 'em up, the Pats go 5-11 for two straight years, and The Genius is fired.

    Jay Cutler ends another coach's tenure, this time in CHI.

    Work with a PIT fan who wants Tomlin (and his one ring, that makes him an "elite coach" right?) fired.
    Been hearing the Steeler fan base is not happy. I like the guy and think he's a good coach.
    It was interesting to hear (DKBlue) say that Rooney wanted Haley to change the offensive system to limit hits on Roethlisberger. Seems Big Ben wasn't very happy with the play calling at all.

    Jay Cutler....the talented terd...lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ravens2006 View Post
    Eagerly awaiting the day that Tom Brady hangs 'em up, the Pats go 5-11 for two straight years, and The Genius is fired.

    Jay Cutler ends another coach's tenure, this time in CHI.

    Work with a PIT fan who wants Tomlin (and his one ring, that makes him an "elite coach" right?) fired.
    I wouldn't be so quick on that 5-11 projection. A few years ago Brady was lost for the season in the first half of the first game. Matt Cassell replaced him and the Patriots went 11-5, missing the playoffs only because the third division tiebreaker went to the Dolphins instead of the Patriots. That's the same Matt Cassell that has bombed in Kansas City. Brady is a big part of New England's success for sure, but it isn't out of the question that the Patriots draft another Brady or even sign a superstar free agent QB. The Pats use all the rest of their team as "plug and play" parts and will likely have the money under the cap to do just that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cprenegade View Post
    I wouldn't be so quick on that 5-11 projection. A few years ago Brady was lost for the season in the first half of the first game. Matt Cassell replaced him and the Patriots went 11-5, missing the playoffs only because the third division tiebreaker went to the Dolphins instead of the Patriots. That's the same Matt Cassell that has bombed in Kansas City. Brady is a big part of New England's success for sure, but it isn't out of the question that the Patriots draft another Brady or even sign a superstar free agent QB. The Pats use all the rest of their team as "plug and play" parts and will likely have the money under the cap to do just that.
    Playing in a completely uncompetitive division certainly helps.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OriginalColtsFan View Post
    Hmmmmmm...very similar to all the "When Peyton is gone the Colts are done..." threads.

    Just sayin...
    Well, it did get the head coach fired which I believe is what the poster was aiming for...

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    Garrett isn't going anywhere that would be an admission that Jerry was wrong

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rael View Post
    Well, it did get the head coach fired which I believe is what the poster was aiming for...
    Really? So you just ignored the "Pats will go 5-11 for 2 straight years" part?

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    Of course, if Brady goes and they get another good QB, they'll probably be a good team. He was WELL under .500 in Cleveland, but he never had the collection of talent (nor future HoF and maybe Greatest QB Ever).

    It's also the same Matt Cassel that went 10-6 (actually 10-5) with the Chiefs a couple years later, and led them to a division title. And that Chiefs team had a LOT less talent on it than the '08 Patriots, who brought back much of an 18-1 team.

    The Ravens went 10-6 (playoffs) and then 9-7 (barely out) with Kyle Boller and Anthony Wright as their primary QBs. They must have had a brilliant mind as their HC then...

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