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Perhaps. I just want them all gone. Stench is on each one of them and Tydi Bowl isn't enough for me. Flush and get new water.
But that doesn’t make sense. Only someone who isn’t be truthful refuses to post a reference. If you say you read something then share it. The rest of us would like to see it. Why should we look for an article when we don’t know what it looks like nor do we know if it actually exists.
Twice now you have either ignored or missed that I did post an article supporting my points so please allow me to post it again.
Why Jack Easterby won't be GM but is 'incredibly valuable' to Texans
Easterby's unique leadership skills have made him a trusted confidant wherever he has gone. Now, he's facing another challenge in a career that has been full of them.www.espn.com
I even admitted that it is the opposite of the SI one and is basically a fluff piece but seeing as apparently the only thing that matters is posting something there it is.
Not sure what Jeff Luhnow has to do with the Texans GM search. . .
Nah, I did not ignore it.
My question is if you actually bothered to read (and comprehend) it. It does not seem to paint the happy shiny picture that you seem to believe.
According to your article, Easterby is merely a camp counselor and unqualified in any sort of way to be an NFL executive, but Cal likes him a lot and Jack appears to be very influential in the Texans front office.
This according to your article:
"Jack Easterby will have a significant role in helping shape our future here within the Texans. He is going to be an incredibly valuable part of our franchise moving forward." - Cal McNair
In the end, I'll judge the tree by its fruit.
Posted like someone who likes to present opinion and personal agendas as fact.
Well dismiss then move on..
Not sure what Jeff Luhnow has to do with the Texans GM search. . .
Nah, I did not ignore it.
My question is if you actually bothered to read (and comprehend) it. It does not seem to paint the happy shiny picture that you seem to believe.
According to your article, Easterby is merely a camp counselor and unqualified in any sort of way to be an NFL executive, but Cal likes him a lot and Jack appears to be very influential in the Texans front office.
This according to your article:
"Jack Easterby will have a significant role in helping shape our future here within the Texans. He is going to be an incredibly valuable part of our franchise moving forward." - Cal McNair
In the end, I'll judge the tree by its fruit.
Rehash of SI and PFT attacks on Easterby, "According to the article written by Jenny Vrentas and Greg Bishop of Sports Illustrated"
Shhhhh don’t give them any ideas!
Per that standard, Dorsey is 100% the guy. He wanted Deshaun over Pat. My friend, whos a KC fan, thinks he has the best eye for talent. KC and Cleveland are where they are due to him.
Dorsey should be the target if they’re really serious about turning this thing around, ASAP!
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Or maybe Gaine should’ve never been ousted. I’m sure if Butt Chin was fired instead of him, Gaine would have hired a competent HC and Hopkins would still be here. The Bills are making some serious noice and are set up for the long term while the Texans operate like a temp agency.
Easterby is why I doubt Saleh would be HC,Muslim.
Bingo ! Once again you've nailed it SteelB.
As I reported early on, the questionable trades, negotiations and salaries that were blamed on O'Brien, were in fact a function of Cal quietly assigning GM functions to Easterby.......a move which O'Brien was not on board with.
If true, and I'm not doubting you, merely asking a question, why hasn't the organization given the job to Easterby outright? Why go through all the trouble (and resources) of searching for a new GM?
Because too many of the Easterby-led moves/negotiations have been questionable. With the way Cal covertly did this, he does not have to take accountability for the failed experiment of giving Easterby free hand for something he was not qualified to do. At the same time having a built-in fall guy carrying the official GM label for the failure.
Super smart Cal, sure fooled me.
Reasonable assumption.
I didn't want to go through every page in this thread to see if this was already posted. I hope not.
Whatever the case may be, I couldn't think any less of the Texans ownership than I do right now. I wonder what potential GM candidates think about Houston Texans ownership? We're all about to find out. Maybe there's a hungry front office intern interested in taking a stab at being a GM for a month or two.
