Red Mosquito

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You're still in KC, right? I wouldn't mind hearing some more reports from there.

im sure they will make excuses for reid since its his first year, but its the same problems he had in philly. i give him 3 more seasons in KC before he's fired.

warehouse is right: lots of spinning, lots of rationalizing ("We didn't even expect to be here, so it's actually a great season!"), very few blaming the head tub-of-goo for not doing what any high school coach worth his salt should be able to do: manage the clock and adjust playcalling for the circumstances of the game (read: don't pass the ball when up four touchdowns in the second half)

The best part about Reid not being that good is detroit fans on sports radio last week complaining that if they had fired Schwartz last year they could have gotten an established coach like Reid.

I watched my first NFL game last night. Guessing 45-44 isn't a normal scoreline?

@SkitchP wrote:The best part about Reid not being that good is detroit fans on sports radio last week complaining that if they had fired Schwartz last year they could have gotten an established coach like Reid.

And now they'll get Jim Caldwell!

Chris_H_2 wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:The best part about Reid not being that good is detroit fans on sports radio last week complaining that if they had fired Schwartz last year they could have gotten an established coach like Reid.

And now they'll get Jim Caldwell!

Im okay with Caldwell or Whisenhunt I guess. It's not like I have a say in it. But all the idiots who consider it a failure not to get Gruden, Cowher or Dungy are just fools. Hey, lets get Lombardi!

@SkitchP wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:The best part about Reid not being that good is detroit fans on sports radio last week complaining that if they had fired Schwartz last year they could have gotten an established coach like Reid.

And now they'll get Jim Caldwell!

Im okay with Caldwell or Whisenhunt I guess. It's not like I have a say in it. But all the idiots who consider it a failure not to get Gruden, Cowher or Dungy are just fools. Hey, lets get Lombardi!

I'm ok with a no-name coordinator or going out on a limb with a college coach, but Caldwell would be terrible.

I really wanted to be a believer in the ginger

Chris_H_2 wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:The best part about Reid not being that good is detroit fans on sports radio last week complaining that if they had fired Schwartz last year they could have gotten an established coach like Reid.

And now they'll get Jim Caldwell!

Im okay with Caldwell or Whisenhunt I guess. It's not like I have a say in it. But all the idiots who consider it a failure not to get Gruden, Cowher or Dungy are just fools. Hey, lets get Lombardi!

I'm ok with a no-name coordinator or going out on a limb with a college coach, but Caldwell would be terrible.

sounds like it'll be whisenhunt. another offensive coach in the nfc north; as usual, everyone's just trying to keep up with the pack.

spike wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:The best part about Reid not being that good is detroit fans on sports radio last week complaining that if they had fired Schwartz last year they could have gotten an established coach like Reid.

And now they'll get Jim Caldwell!

Im okay with Caldwell or Whisenhunt I guess. It's not like I have a say in it. But all the idiots who consider it a failure not to get Gruden, Cowher or Dungy are just fools. Hey, lets get Lombardi!

I'm ok with a no-name coordinator or going out on a limb with a college coach, but Caldwell would be terrible.

sounds like it'll be whisenhunt. another offensive coach in the nfc north; as usual, everyone's just trying to keep up with the pack.

I'm ok with that. Just so long as he can do something about Stafford.

Denver cannot be pleased with this game.

Chris_H_2 wrote:Denver cannot be pleased with this game.

i'd rather play san diego than indy. plus it knocks out a three seed.

I'm seriously questioning whether the Bengals will ever be able to go all the way with Marvin Lewis. His teams have consistently lacked mental toughness when it counts, and today was no exception.

Denver v. Whale's Vagina III

Green Habit wrote:I'm seriously questioning whether the Bengals will ever be able to go all the way with Marvin Lewis. His teams have consistently lacked mental toughness when it counts, and today was no exception.

I have the same feeling about a few other NFL coaches, and Lewis is on that list.

good for the chargers

spike wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:Denver cannot be pleased with this game.

i'd rather play san diego than indy. plus it knocks out a three seed.

You say that even after the SD/Denver game a few weeks back?

spike wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:Denver cannot be pleased with this game.

i'd rather play san diego than indy. plus it knocks out a three seed.

nah.

indy only has one offensive threat. pretty confident that new england will be able to take care of business.

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spike wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:Denver cannot be pleased with this game.

i'd rather play san diego than indy. plus it knocks out a three seed.

nah.

indy only has one offensive threat. pretty confident that new england will be able to take care of business.

that's how i feel. cover up hilton and i'd say the Pats have a very good chance to win. plus it's outdoors/ at home.