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Casserly on Inside the Game Tonight at 10:35pm
- Thread starter Tulip
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Actually Bob did not mention that he declared since he didn't even know Vince was going to make his announcement when the show was taped. It made for a nice panic attack Sunday morning when the news broke out. But the message is still the same either way. The Texans want to win now, not later. QB's take time to learn the pro game. RB's don't. It's really that simple. We'll have another Bush in Texas.
Hervoyel
BUENO!
The Dream said:
You, in big letters about a quarter mile high with every post you've made in the last two or three days.
It's no biggie. "Wordem" has you beat by a mile. He's announced his man-crush in rhinestone letters a thousand feet high. His posts are like QB porn or something.
GoBlue
Noob
Didn't Sharper blow out his knee and likely end his career? Wasn't that Aaron Glenn giving up a 70 yd TD pass to Moss of the NY Jets with only minutes to play, thus losing the game? They are both older and closer to retirement than providing any meaningful contributions on the field. I'm begining to wonder if CC knew this season would be a wash with the same pathetic coaching staff and tried to dump salary and age (are you listening Gary Walker?) to made us leaner in the future.profan said:
HoustonFrog
Dallas Frog
GoBlue said:
One play does not a CB make. Glenn also sealed their Charger win and started the second half of the year when Henry went down. He did a great job. I believe it was more Roy not getting there at the safety spot by the way. He was a leader. Again, lacking on this team.
cuppacoffee
Resident Grouch
Kaiser Toro said:
By remaining an independent. Not real sure how that is an unfair advantage in the Heisman. NBC doesn't vote. They just broadcast all the Irish home games so that all the Irish fans can watch their team.
GP
Go Texans!
"...It's no biggie. "Wordem" has you beat by a mile. He's announced his man-crush in rhinestone letters a thousand feet high. His posts are like QB porn or something." -- hervoyel
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Ouch.
Gets my vote for the "call-out" post of the week. Nice one.
Someone else said it best: "Makes you think Casserly knew this season was a wash and so he went ahead and cut dead weight (Sharper and Glenn)..."
I love how Casserly is the biggest "fraud" of all but yet he's somehow still here after Capers got royally booted. Of course, for those same Casserly-haters they don't recognize that McNair is capable of separating out who's responsible for what around here.
I've said it, and I'll say it again: If anything, Casserly should be congratulated for at least gaining us some players (almost exclusively in the draft) who we will can still utilize with our new coaching staff and whatever system they will employ. Capers' 3-4 style, as Dunta put it himself, was out of whack with the type of players he was putting in certain spots within the 3-4. And I think Capers' and Pendry's style of offense was also a mis-match with our players. Imagine Casserly saddled with the burden of tyring to get whomever Capers wanted but also knowing that Capers is probably history after the 2005 season anyway! That's called doing the best with what ya' got.
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Ouch.
Gets my vote for the "call-out" post of the week. Nice one.
Someone else said it best: "Makes you think Casserly knew this season was a wash and so he went ahead and cut dead weight (Sharper and Glenn)..."
I love how Casserly is the biggest "fraud" of all but yet he's somehow still here after Capers got royally booted. Of course, for those same Casserly-haters they don't recognize that McNair is capable of separating out who's responsible for what around here.
I've said it, and I'll say it again: If anything, Casserly should be congratulated for at least gaining us some players (almost exclusively in the draft) who we will can still utilize with our new coaching staff and whatever system they will employ. Capers' 3-4 style, as Dunta put it himself, was out of whack with the type of players he was putting in certain spots within the 3-4. And I think Capers' and Pendry's style of offense was also a mis-match with our players. Imagine Casserly saddled with the burden of tyring to get whomever Capers wanted but also knowing that Capers is probably history after the 2005 season anyway! That's called doing the best with what ya' got.
tulexan
Hall of Fame
cuppacoffee said:By remaining an independent. Not real sure how that is an unfair advantage in the Heisman. NBC doesn't vote. They just broadcast all the Irish home games so that all the Irish fans can watch their team.
You gotta respect Notre Dame. You never see them scheduling teams like Appalachain State and Louisiana Lafayette. They generally have pretty tough schedules.
GP
Go Texans!
Most definitely he is playing word games.
I don't even have to see the tape.
It's typical stuff: A lot of generalities and the ever-important cliff hanger of what he DIDN'T say. Talking in circles, leaving himself wiggle room for the day when Carr gets told that he's been TRADED.
I'm in the "trade the pick and get the 'Brick" camp, and yet I somehow feel that this will end up with us taking Young or Bush at No. 1.
I don't even have to see the tape.
It's typical stuff: A lot of generalities and the ever-important cliff hanger of what he DIDN'T say. Talking in circles, leaving himself wiggle room for the day when Carr gets told that he's been TRADED.
I'm in the "trade the pick and get the 'Brick" camp, and yet I somehow feel that this will end up with us taking Young or Bush at No. 1.
well i think we have all just about had it with casserly...IMO he deserved to be fired last offseason when he stated that our three main needs were OL, TE, and a #2 WR...what did he give us...no TE help, victor riley, and re-signed dropford...he passed on muhammid, burriss, and mason as recievers...at the very least we should have picked up one of the recievers...kept aaron glenn and not traded for p-buc...with the 2nd and 3rd rounders going to the other needs that the team needed
now we have a chance to correct a lot of the mistakes done last year with this year's draft and FA...and for all of ya'll debating on whether we should draft bush or young neither are the best "football" move to make...neither fill any of our main holes on this team...if we switch to a 4-3 defense(and we will) our number one need will be an every down DE...#2 will be OL help...#3 will be a #2 WE...#4 is a TE...#5 is a 2nd CB...and #6 is LB's...runningbacks and quarterback is not a need for us...so techniquelly the best move is to trade down in the draft and pick up as many picks as possible
that being said i fully understand going after either one of the top two guys in the draft...VY is the hometown savior and Bush would give us a RB that we wouldn't have to worry about getting hurt every play...but that's just my two cents
now we have a chance to correct a lot of the mistakes done last year with this year's draft and FA...and for all of ya'll debating on whether we should draft bush or young neither are the best "football" move to make...neither fill any of our main holes on this team...if we switch to a 4-3 defense(and we will) our number one need will be an every down DE...#2 will be OL help...#3 will be a #2 WE...#4 is a TE...#5 is a 2nd CB...and #6 is LB's...runningbacks and quarterback is not a need for us...so techniquelly the best move is to trade down in the draft and pick up as many picks as possible
that being said i fully understand going after either one of the top two guys in the draft...VY is the hometown savior and Bush would give us a RB that we wouldn't have to worry about getting hurt every play...but that's just my two cents
So what did the master mind get us for those players?? I know Glenn Started for Dallas, won Defenseive player of the week once....... Didn't look bad.gpshafer_1976 said:
gpshafer_1976 said:
Before the Stadium was Built, we all knew we'd be playing a 3-4. Didn't Casserly get the memo?? & you say McNair's got it all figured out?? Our Corner says we have the wrong personnel for the 3-4, so we'll fire the head coach, and let the GM build the right team with anther coach.
GP
Go Texans!
"...Before the Stadium was Built, we all knew we'd be playing a 3-4. Didn't Casserly get the memo?? & you say McNair's got it all figured out?? Our Corner says we have the wrong personnel for the 3-4, so we'll fire the head coach, and let the GM build the right team with anther coach..." --thunderkyss
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Man, you are realllllly combative. Have you YET to even offer up some sort of "but I can see what you're saying," or perhaps a "...you're entitled to your opinion, but I disagree?"
You just desire so badly for a victory on each of your arguments.
I'm cool with that. I'm kinda' the same way.
Look, you're not following what I am saying about Casserly. The guy, in spite of Capers' inability to plug the right players into the 3-4, has brought us some pretty decent players. McNair said so himself, claiming that Casserly has done enough according to Reeves to show that Capers was at fault for not placing the puzzles correctly. Casserly is not a coach, he's a GM. He arranges for the coach to get what the coach needs as it fits into the team's budget and future, etc.
To me, and THIS IS MY OPINION (big disclaimer, OK?), Casserly has drafted us the talent that satisfied Capers but yet has also managed to be plugged into the new system whenever the new coach takes over. In short, I think he juggled the demands of his job well.
But people want to pair the GM up with the head coach because it's an easy fit. He wears bad suits, his hair style is Trump-tastic, and he has pock marks on his face, so he's an easy target.
Casserly is here for one more year, so relax and drop the Casserly-hating until we see some results. Who knows, we might just make the playoffs next year...and that'll leave the boards with crickets chirping when it comes down to giving credit where credit is due. Oh, but it will be because of the new head coach and it will also be because of us getting Young or Bush.
Why some of you blame the GM is beyond me. Some bad decisions? Yep. BUt not as many bad decisions as he's had good decisions. Chew his rear out for grabbing Mathis why don't you? "He doesn't have sure hands!"
Oh, and the 4th round DD pick was also a puker of a pick, huh? What a stretch...geez, he's just a 3rd down back at best, maybe kickoff return, too.
We;ve got the talent, we just need a coaching staff who isn't amateur hour.
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Man, you are realllllly combative. Have you YET to even offer up some sort of "but I can see what you're saying," or perhaps a "...you're entitled to your opinion, but I disagree?"
You just desire so badly for a victory on each of your arguments.
I'm cool with that. I'm kinda' the same way.
Look, you're not following what I am saying about Casserly. The guy, in spite of Capers' inability to plug the right players into the 3-4, has brought us some pretty decent players. McNair said so himself, claiming that Casserly has done enough according to Reeves to show that Capers was at fault for not placing the puzzles correctly. Casserly is not a coach, he's a GM. He arranges for the coach to get what the coach needs as it fits into the team's budget and future, etc.
To me, and THIS IS MY OPINION (big disclaimer, OK?), Casserly has drafted us the talent that satisfied Capers but yet has also managed to be plugged into the new system whenever the new coach takes over. In short, I think he juggled the demands of his job well.
But people want to pair the GM up with the head coach because it's an easy fit. He wears bad suits, his hair style is Trump-tastic, and he has pock marks on his face, so he's an easy target.
Casserly is here for one more year, so relax and drop the Casserly-hating until we see some results. Who knows, we might just make the playoffs next year...and that'll leave the boards with crickets chirping when it comes down to giving credit where credit is due. Oh, but it will be because of the new head coach and it will also be because of us getting Young or Bush.
Why some of you blame the GM is beyond me. Some bad decisions? Yep. BUt not as many bad decisions as he's had good decisions. Chew his rear out for grabbing Mathis why don't you? "He doesn't have sure hands!"
Oh, and the 4th round DD pick was also a puker of a pick, huh? What a stretch...geez, he's just a 3rd down back at best, maybe kickoff return, too.
We;ve got the talent, we just need a coaching staff who isn't amateur hour.