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bruceb
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 Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2012 5:20 pm Post subject: Please, Jimmy Haslam, fire Shurmur now |
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I have seen all I need to see.
I say get rid of this idiot now.
Bye week is a good time for it...gives the temporary HC time.
How about you?
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bungleodeon
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I don't think he should fire him now. Wait till after the season. I don't see this team improving with an interim head coach.
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Estonianzulu
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| Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2012 5:23 pm Post subject: Re: Please, Jimmy Haslam, fire Shurmur now |
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| bruceb wrote: | I have seen all I need to see.
I say get rid of this idiot now.
Bye week is a good time for it...gives the temporary HC time.
How about you? |
What would it accomplish?
Would firing Shurmur improve Brad Childress' play calling?
Would it improve our shoddy defense?
All it would do is change the name on the head coaches' parking spot until February.
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bruceb
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| bungleodeon wrote: | | I don't think he should fire him now. Wait till after the season. I don't see this team improving with an interim head coach. |
Might improve the team now and more importantly will start the process of fixing the coaching staff.
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bruceb
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| Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2012 5:25 pm Post subject: Re: Please, Jimmy Haslam, fire Shurmur now |
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| Estonianzulu wrote: | | bruceb wrote: | I have seen all I need to see.
I say get rid of this idiot now.
Bye week is a good time for it...gives the temporary HC time.
How about you? |
What would it accomplish?
Would firing Shurmur improve Brad Childress' play calling?
Would it improve our shoddy defense?
All it would do is change the name on the head coaches' parking spot until February. |
Shurmur calls the plays. That is part of the reason that we are a cluster on O.
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bungleodeon
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| bruceb wrote: | | bungleodeon wrote: | | I don't think he should fire him now. Wait till after the season. I don't see this team improving with an interim head coach. |
Might improve the team now and more importantly will start the process of fixing the coaching staff. |
The whole staff is gonna be gone at the end of the year. If we had an interim head coach, it would be someone who is already here, who won't be here next year.
I just don't see the point.
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gmer47brown
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What would it hurt?
Incompetent head coach that can't even get the play call in on time.
If I'm Haslam - Jouron is my intern and I make a statement.
I'm on board with firing Shurmer now.
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bruceb
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| Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2012 5:28 pm Post subject: |
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| bungleodeon wrote: | | bruceb wrote: | | bungleodeon wrote: | | I don't think he should fire him now. Wait till after the season. I don't see this team improving with an interim head coach. |
Might improve the team now and more importantly will start the process of fixing the coaching staff. |
The whole staff is gonna be gone at the end of the year. If we had an interim head coach, it would be someone who is already here, who won't be here next year.
I just don't see the point. |
Starting the change process and eradicating the bad influences on the players. It will put everyone on their toes.
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gmer47brown
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| bungleodeon wrote: | | bruceb wrote: | | bungleodeon wrote: | | I don't think he should fire him now. Wait till after the season. I don't see this team improving with an interim head coach. |
Might improve the team now and more importantly will start the process of fixing the coaching staff. |
The whole staff is gonna be gone at the end of the year. If we had an interim head coach, it would be someone who is already here, who won't be here next year.
I just don't see the point. |
This seems to be the professional approach which I do somewhat understand if we were talking about years past. We've done that approach with everyone else I'd like to try a different one, what would it hurt?
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Drew_Carey
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It won't translate to more wins, but lets be honest its not like keeping him is going to mean more wins either.
I'm not a fan of firing a HC mid season, but I'm less of a fan of keeping a HC in place when everyone knows he is gone. Dead man walking...
It will allow haslam and banner to start the coaching search sooner. NFL teams likely to be looking for a new coach next year include the browns, chiefs, chargers, jets, bills, raiders, ??? Maybe even New Orleans with Peyton likely to test the market. It wouldn't hurt to get in front of the line
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mistakebytehlak
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| Drew_Carey wrote: | It won't translate to more wins, but lets be honest its not like keeping him is going to mean more wins either.
I'm not a fan of firing a HC mid season, but I'm less of a fan of keeping a HC in place when everyone knows he is gone. Dead man walking...
It will allow haslam and banner to start the coaching search sooner. NFL teams likely to be looking for a new coach next year include the browns, chiefs, chargers, jets... Maybe even New Orleans with Peyton likely to test the market. It wouldn't hurt to get in front of the line |
No, it wont, unless you want to somethign dumb and hand over picks because you tampered with other NFL teams |
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Estonianzulu
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| Drew_Carey wrote: | It won't translate to more wins, but lets be honest its not like keeping him is going to mean more wins either.
I'm not a fan of firing a HC mid season, but I'm less of a fan of keeping a HC in place when everyone knows he is gone. Dead man walking...
It will allow haslam and banner to start the coaching search sooner. NFL teams likely to be looking for a new coach next year include the browns, chiefs, chargers, jets... Maybe even New Orleans with Peyton likely to test the market. It wouldn't hurt to get in front of the line |
I dont see how it helps anyone start anything early. No one is going to interview until after the season's over anyway
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| mistakebytehlak wrote: | | Drew_Carey wrote: | It won't translate to more wins, but lets be honest its not like keeping him is going to mean more wins either.
I'm not a fan of firing a HC mid season, but I'm less of a fan of keeping a HC in place when everyone knows he is gone. Dead man walking...
It will allow haslam and banner to start the coaching search sooner. NFL teams likely to be looking for a new coach next year include the browns, chiefs, chargers, jets... Maybe even New Orleans with Peyton likely to test the market. It wouldn't hurt to get in front of the line |
No, it wont, unless you want to somethign dumb and hand over picks because you tampered with other NFL teams |
Sorry genius, but tampering only applies when speaking to other nfl coaches currently under contract. I never said anything about tampering, which is beyond obvious even for someone like you. |
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mistakebytehlak
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| Drew_Carey wrote: | | mistakebytehlak wrote: | | Drew_Carey wrote: | It won't translate to more wins, but lets be honest its not like keeping him is going to mean more wins either.
I'm not a fan of firing a HC mid season, but I'm less of a fan of keeping a HC in place when everyone knows he is gone. Dead man walking...
It will allow haslam and banner to start the coaching search sooner. NFL teams likely to be looking for a new coach next year include the browns, chiefs, chargers, jets... Maybe even New Orleans with Peyton likely to test the market. It wouldn't hurt to get in front of the line |
No, it wont, unless you want to somethign dumb and hand over picks because you tampered with other NFL teams |
Sorry genius, but tampering only applies when speaking to other nfl coaches currently under contract. |
Yeah so lets go for those fired ones
good call
unless you're talking about the risky jump into NCAA which i think is dumb. |
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brownsfan1710
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| mistakebytehlak wrote: | | Drew_Carey wrote: | | mistakebytehlak wrote: | | Drew_Carey wrote: | It won't translate to more wins, but lets be honest its not like keeping him is going to mean more wins either.
I'm not a fan of firing a HC mid season, but I'm less of a fan of keeping a HC in place when everyone knows he is gone. Dead man walking...
It will allow haslam and banner to start the coaching search sooner. NFL teams likely to be looking for a new coach next year include the browns, chiefs, chargers, jets... Maybe even New Orleans with Peyton likely to test the market. It wouldn't hurt to get in front of the line |
No, it wont, unless you want to somethign dumb and hand over picks because you tampered with other NFL teams |
Sorry genius, but tampering only applies when speaking to other nfl coaches currently under contract. |
Yeah so lets go for those fired ones
good call
unless you're talking about the risky jump into NCAA which i think is dumb. |
His contract voided by the league so he wasn't fired. |
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