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I was a Gailey fan. Rapidly losing faith in his ability to run this entire team, offense included. Seems like he's lost all control. Hope that was just a bad (string of) press conference and not indicative of his role on this team. Gailey's starting to remind me of Sgt. Schultz.

This emotional D gave me -6 points on my fantasy team.

Because it's epically bad PR. His drive is already under question, his impact save one or two games has been non existent. This mystery "procedure" seems contrived. Mystery always breeds more talk than facts. Hands-down better to give the details. On your other point, his wrist is injured. People know where his wrist is. The specifics of the injury doesn't help opponents injure it even more. His journey to the Jauron Side?

He's a situational quarterback killer. Don't understand why it matters if he plays on the line or five yards behind it, because he's not a coverage guy.

I hear he has one of those new transportable cellular telephones. Rad!

Why do I keep coming back here? I get mad every time. Wanny couldn't stop my flag football team's offense. These players, M. Williams especially, are not playing with any ferocity. That is coaching. You don't blitz, even when your D line isn't doing the job. That is mind-numbingly bad coaching. You've been grossly outschemed in four games. You're a joke, this entire D is a joke, and you appear in way over your head. If this guy isn't roaming the sidelines, riling up the players, and calling blitzes, or at least getting pressure on the QB by the Texans game, he deserves to be fired and run out of town. I think eight games is enough of a metric.

As a UGA grad, I would love for the Bills to draft him. Think he has the tools to be good in the NFL. Was brilliant Saturday against Kentucky. Have seen three games this season, and he's been better in each one. Accuracy, poise and leadership seem pro caliber. Good arm. Doesn't telegraph his throws. Offensive scheme, to my eye, appears to be pro-style. At least compared to Kentucky.

If your monsters aren't doing anything, and this highly-paid group clearly isn't, then it's time to bring in more monsters with a blitz once in a Blue Moon. You just don't do the same thing and hope results. With all due respect, it is the scheme. This team was bewildered by the no-huddle the first two drives for crying out loud. There were gaps larger than the Red Sea for Johnson to stroll through. No pressure on the killer last drive. That is coaching.

This game, as well as the three blow-outs, was on the DC. But it's too early to fire him. The bye is next week. This team has the talent to play well. If he doesn't have this D playing respectable football by the Pats game, I say you have to fire hm. This is just embarrassing. Fitz played a decent game yesterday, one INT aside, and he's not playing badly enough overall to be benched for Wilson or Thigpen. Some call that a lateral move at best, I call it backward. Gailey called a good game; he deserves until the end of the year to right the ship.

Make this stop...please.

The highest score ever was 73 points by the Bears in 1940. If the Texans scored that, would Wanny get fired?

Like one poster's Borg Defense. Others: The Colander Defense. The Irrelevants. Wanny's Wannabes

...make we wanna get the procedure in the Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind so I can erase my addiction to this hapless team.

If arsenic is found in his Metamucil, the cops know where to look first...

How come we didn't zig left when we should've zagged right? Given a different score, and a missed 2-pointer, you'd be asking why we didn't kick a PAT.

This ideaology, if you can call it that, does seem utterly boneheaded given this team's lack of ability to get to the QB with four, and its overall epically bad D.

C'mon. You're really saying this AFTER the game? It could have easily have haunted us, given a different score. He called a good game. This Chan bashing has to stop. He did not give up all those yards to C. Johnson, or throw that INT.

Chan's play calling was good today--we scored a hella lot of points. He did not throw the INT. And he did not give Chris Johnson 5,000 yards, or give up the winning TD.

Mr. Wilson was calling the plays?

Wanny is a loser. Fitz is what he is, played a good game, made the worst possible throw at the end at the worst possible time. Despite the criticism, Gailey called a good game...until the very end...much like the Cardinals game. Mario is a ghost. Wanny is a loser.

Fitz delivers what fans have been waiting for: Consistent accuracy on short and medium passes, and better than horrible accuracy on deep ones. Homers then say he's a franchise QB. Naysayers say bring on Thigpen, it's only an anomaly. Others: One pick. CJ Spiller and F Jackson both have stellar days. TJ Graham catches a bomb. Chandler has a huge day. S. Johnson has a lot of yards, but doesn't find the endzone. D line performs just OK. One sack. Nothing special, but nothing bad, against a solid O line. Chris Johnson explodes. 110 yards, 2 TDs. Two INTs against an overly confident Hasselback. We don't use the Wildcat. We score on a trick punt return. :flirt: We win a close one in a high scoring affair, 38-36.

Thank you.

Couldn't even read the whole thing. Pure cynicism. It's unhealthy. And it's dishonest reporting.

Are you kidding? His look is 100 percent stoner. His eyes look baked even when he's not getting sacked 10 times in a game. And Billy Joe Hobert's knowledge of the playbook.

And the stoner aloofness of Jay Cutler.