HoustonFrog
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My bad. I'm Deaf. It's actually why I repped you for transcribing one of those things the other day.
If I'm allowed...:kubepalm:
Didn't know buddy. My bad. Sorry about that. I am an ***** some days
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My bad. I'm Deaf. It's actually why I repped you for transcribing one of those things the other day.
I made it a point to watch Kubiak essentially throughout the game. Most of the time, with the O on the field, he was on the sideline around 25 yds down the line from the LOS. With the D on the field he was so far away from play action that he would have needed binoculars to see anything that was going on...........that is, IF he didn't have his nose buried in "The Menu" he was holding during the time most plays were actively developing. How does he know how to react and make decisions from play to play. A little birdie gives HIM instructions?
What bowled me over completely was when I noticed something that I had never noticed before............. that he wasn't holding the typical single sheet sheet menu I'm used to seing in the hands of other coaches........he was holding a BIFOLD menu...........FOUR full pages of play calls........FOUR full pages. If HE has the need to constantly (and I mean constantly) refer to the menu (hasn't near memorized it yet), how the H*ll does he expect his players to remember all that their supposed to do, or remember all plays he calls. :kubepalm:
My bad. I'm Deaf. It's actually why I repped you for transcribing one of those things the other day.
Say what you will but this is not limited to one game. An entire season of coming down to the wire. Watching the Tennessee game then the Denver meltdown all but assured me that his team quit on him but today didn't show that at all. His players are not stupid. 5-11 6-10 makes no difference.
FYI, I also think Kubiak is mediocre.
classic case of information overload. w/trickle down effect to assistants & players on field trying to execute :mariopalm:
and Dunta gets the last laugh.
All you guys who were slamming Dunta and saying he sucks....well looks who is laughing now. one team imploded and the other team got the #1 seed and homefield throughout the playoffs. guess who? that's right. Dunta.
Screw you, Rick.
FIRE RICK SMITH
Important quote from the release announcing that Mangini was fired:
“This decision was not easy for me, and it was one into which I put a great deal of thought,” said Browns President Mike Holmgren. “Although we have made improvements this season, my responsibility is to ensure that we establish a program that will allow this team to compete at a championship level.”
Smith gave us Steve Slaton as a kick returner (did they really have a better option?)
Sherrick McManis was a better option.
James Casey was a better option.
Heck I'm a better option, & I'd have done it on the cheap.
Sherrick McManis was a better option.
James Casey was a better option.
Heck I'm a better option, & I'd have done it on the cheap.
Dorin Dickerson is who I thought of .
I keep checking with hopefull anticipation to see if this tread is false.
Still no official word either way?
I think it'll be a day or two. At most before the week's out.It doesn't appear that there is anything official as of yet. Hopefully soon.
Ok. So earlier on Friday I posted that I spoke with a player who used to play with The Texans during 07-09 season and he said that the problem had to do more with the egos along the organization.
Today I spoke with him again and flat out asked him "What do you think about them keeping Kubiak, and is he the man for this job". His response was (summarizing)' Kubiak is an offensive guy and our offense has alot of fire power. The issue has been with the defensive coaching since I was there. Now I hear that Wade Phillips might be going there and man Wade is my guy. I played with him in San Diego in 04-05 and if you put that defense on the Texans, Texans would be a huge threat to win it all.'
And if you put the '85 Bears defense on this squad we would definately win it all; however, does anyone believe that we have the personnel on that side of the ball to really compete? Can we really do that in one off-season - especially since there will not be much, if any, real activity for quite some time due to the CBA?
And if you put the '85 Bears defense on this squad we would definately win it all; however, does anyone believe that we have the personnel on that side of the ball to really compete? Can we really do that in one off-season - especially since there will not be much, if any, real activity for quite some time due to the CBA?
Worst case
- McNair keeps Kubiak - Check
- McNair hires Wade - It will happen
- Smitiak ignores the special teams issues
Well no duh. His point is that Texans have never made a solid effort to get a real DC. He even stated that alot of players would love to go where Phillips is.
Ok. So earlier on Friday I posted that I spoke with a player who used to play with The Texans during 07-09 season and he said that the problem had to do more with the egos along the organization.
Today I spoke with him again and flat out asked him "What do you think about them keeping Kubiak, and is he the man for this job". His response was (summarizing)' Kubiak is an offensive guy and our offense has alot of fire power. The issue has been with the defensive coaching since I was there. Now I hear that Wade Phillips might be going there and man Wade is my guy. I played with him in San Diego in 04-05 and if you put that defense on the Texans, Texans would be a huge threat to win it all.'
Wow, so the HC (and GM) had no say-so in what we did from a personnel standpoint on defense? Why is Bob acting so defensive and irrational? Rick Smith and Kubiak must be blood relatives to Bob. Otherwise, this level of defense simply does not make sense.
Props to Matt Jackson's Twitter account for the link:
http://www.click2houston.com/video/26366571/index.html
Its you getting your panties in a wad. Bob McNair uses WE in that excerpt all over the place. He clearly acknowledges everyone's role in the fiasco that was our secondary/defense this year. What, you expected him to come out & throw the HC under the bus? A HC that he just gave yet another year to? In the words of Keyshawn Johnson.... Come on man!
Looks like Cleveland may target John Gruden when they fire Mangini tomorrow (www.rotoworld.com).
Glad to see that the CBA issues continue to keep teams from making coaching moves...
They're sure to win the super bowl next year and every year after! Gruden is the best eveerrrr!!!
Dang houstonhurricane you neg-repped me for this!? That was my first neg rep ever.
Join Date: May 2006
1st Neg Rep: January 2011
That's 4 and 2/3 years; 56 months; 7,000 posts. Guess it had to come sometime, it has been a nice run.
The neg rep whining is getting pretty old. Meaningless stat on the interwebz. People want their e-penor (rep points) to be the biggest.
Neg rep in this day and age or "whining" when getting neg repped?
Ok well I wasn't whining... I actually thought it was kind of funny. Quite frankly I could care less. I think neg rep is pretty dumb and felt like calling someone out on it. People are just getting so sensitive nowadays.
Yeah, the Raiders will need it. Word today is that Nnamdi Asomugha is a FA because he didn't hit certain incentives, and the Raiders can NOT franchise him. I suspect Nams will now leave so he can play in a up-to-date defense somewhere else in the NFL, and you thought the Texans had problems, the Raiders have 20+ FA this offseason and Davis just turned a bunch of players off by letting Cables walk. If the Texans were smart, they'd take a look at the Raiders roster and go after FAs like OG Robert Gallery, DB Nnamdi Asomugha, DT Richard Seymour, etc.