Mojo44

Well, he’s saying the right things.

Do you really think McDermott was instrumental in Josh‘s development? I really don’t. It doesn’t make sense to me. What other quarterback was he instrumental in developing?

It’s mind-boggling to me that this thread has legs. The bottom line is that, ultimately, McDermott was a failure. Specifically as a head coach, he failed -miserably-when it counted the most. Our “defensive gurus’s“ defense gave up 30+ points a game in the playoffs. This is entirely unacceptable. I don’t see this as my opinion, it is actuarial fact. The Marty Schottenheimer comp does fit. He couldn’t even get us to a Super Bowl let alone win one. And let’s be clear about something else. McDermott was in no way instrumental in developing Josh. That credit goes to two people: First and foremost, Josh himself. Without his immense talent and his equally immense desire to be great, he would not be who he is today. But also, despite whatever happened since he left, Brian Dabol’s tutelage was important. Ken Dorsey probably had something to do with it also. The best thing McDermott did was to not interfere with Josh‘s development.

Keon is not why McD was fired. Not by a long shot.

Finally! This is some off-season meat I can actually sink my teeth into. It’s mostly about gossip during the off-season.

Just like how I usually watch the games!

Way too rational of a take for all the freak outs on this thread.

I think Beane was near brilliant tonight. The talent differential is already diluted. Now he needs to make some good choices. It’s a calculated risk, but I like it.

Spags, and I think I speak for most if not all here, you are welcome anytime. You are a lot of fun to us.

Funny forever! Over macho grandeFunny forever! Over macho grande?

Nobody worry! It’s the Jets.

He was the best men.

Or if they don’t take who you want. It’s a calculated risk. Tonight I’m OK with it.

Maybe another trade down?

Chicago needs a safety, unfortunately, as I understand it