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Coach Tuesday

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  1. Interesting. The best offensive mind out there is Martz. He would be an AWFUL choice, and he'd prompt April to leave, b/c April hates him.

     

    Heimerdinger is known as a real ass - his players almost always despise him.

     

    Other offensive minds out there: Fassel (ugh), Al Saunders (not sure what I think).

     

    Why not go with a defensive coach, who will instill more toughness and attitude in my opinion?

  2. These are the best posts on TSW.  "If you don't like it, GIT OUT!"

     

    :doh:  "Hey, man, the Bills are fine by me whatever they do. They want to hire a janitor to play QB and dig up the remains of my buried-but-cremated uncle as head coach? I'm diehard, man. You don't like it, GIT OUT!"

     

    Such an outdated mentality. Because, you know, we're not supposed to be able to recognize when our loyalty is being taken advantage of. Nope. We should all be blissfully, willfully ignorant because we "bleed red and blue" or something.  :pirate:

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    Yup. It's that same kind of blind loyalty that would prompt the Bills to hire, say, Jim Haslet.

  3. I'm sorry, but I blame Mularkey for ALL of this.

     

    First off, if the stuff about Gray is accurate, Mularkey's JOB was to put an immediate stop to it, while it was happening. If that meant firing Gray on the spot, fine; at the very least, he should have removed him from his playcalling role.

     

    Second, this so-called "vacuum" at OBD that sent Mularkey into a paranoid panic is just ridiculous. A strong leader with real stones would have seen the situation as an incredible opportunity to step up, take charge, and fill the leadership void, because no one was gonna stop him. Instead, the guy cries and quits. All of this just proves to me that Mularkey never was the right guy for the job - he seems to be saying now that he was hired to be Donahoe's lackey - that is, he never expected to have to lead the team in any meaningful way. Again, good riddance.

     

    This also tells me that we really need someone who is organized, prepared, and willing to come into a situation where strong leadership and character are required. This does NOT tell me that the job is unattractive - it's just unattractive to inexperienced, unprepared clowns who want a dominant GM making most of the decisions and taking most of the blame. We need a guy who is willing to step in and take charge of everything, to assume that no one is looking over his shoulder and that he has the freedom that accompanies RESPONSIBILITY to make important decisions.

     

    There are such leaders out there - we need Marv to find one. Haslett is NOT that guy.

     

    Jeff Fisher is.

     

    Wonder what it would take to get him.

  4. Christ there are some real idiots around here.

     

    90% of this thread is focused on either Grimm's name, his low salary/lack of OC experience, or his Pittsburgh connection. That is simply ridiculous. This guy anchored one of the best offensive lines in NFL history, and then went on to coach one of the toughest, most physical lines in recent NFL history. ISN'T THIS EXACTLY WHAT WE'RE ALWAYS COMPLAINING WE DON'T HAVE? God forbid we bring in someone who can instill toughness in our offense and running game.

     

    Anyway, again, it's academic, because he's gonna be the Lions head coach.

  5. Nate definitely gets franchised and probably whored off to the highest bidder...I like some of the vet CBs on the market actually and think if we trade Nate, we could replace his production with some decent FA additions.  Plus, we might even snag another first rounder...hell, we managed to do it with Peerless *snicker*

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    Ya, agreed, trade him for picks or keep him for peanuts. If we trade him, we could sign Plummer, Will Allen, Brian Kelly, to name a few.

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