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Titans Fire Munchak

Munchak was offered an extension at double his salary if he allowed Tommy Smith to micro-manage his staff. All Munch had to do was fire 12 guys. I promise you the Titans downfall wasn't on Matthews.

Sometimes you stand up for what's right. Just because some fan thinks you're wrong doesn't make it so. Munch decided he didn't want to wear a skirt in Nashville. Good for him, IMO. His integrity was not for sale.

LOL .. this guy wants to manage a NFL staff?? He looks like the love child of Bud and Jabba the Hut ...

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Well I don't know that I would give him kudos for that. I love Mathews myself, but that is the same thing many of us bashed Kubiak and Mack Brown for. Loyalty to their staff to a fault. I'm not saying this was the case as I wasn't informed enough about the situation, but I hate coaches that refuse to get rid of a weakness on their staff. With a guy like Mathews and Munchack though, those two are probably going to be forever attached to the hip. Playing aside one another as long as they have and being as successful as they both were together, you can't break that bond. They're going to stand side by side as coaches until the other gets that big job offer he really needs that is a clear upgrade.


Yeah, Pete Carrol fired his OC, a good friend, mid-season. Sometimes you have to make tough choices. This isn't high school.

Having said that, it sounds like the titans were essentially taking away his power. Replacing that many assistants is a big deal. Better to part ways.


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There's NFL interest in Munch. He did a credible job with messed up QB situation. Smart to get out of the mess that's Possum Holler.
 
There's NFL interest in Munch. He did a credible job with messed up QB situation. Smart to get out of the mess that's Possum Holler.


As what an oline coach? Because if any gm is interested in him as a hc they should be fired immediately.


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MMQB.SI: The Conscience -- More Than Wins and Losses

In a world where coaching carousel news comes and goes as nothing more than mere fodder for the masses, Mike Munchak's firing was a stark reminder that the people on the sidelines are, you know, people too

Mike Munchak’s name made the scrawl the other day, but somehow that didn’t quite capture the whole story behind his departure from the Tennessee Titans organization after 31 years. The club dutifully thanked him for his many years of service, and to that I’d like to add a simple thanks for the reminder.

The firings and hirings of coaches just keep coming in mind-numbing repetition at this time every year, scrawling along the bottom of our TV screens and re-making the composition of the headset crowd that will assume command of the sidelines later this year. But Munchak’s exit from Tennessee after three seasons as the Titans’ head coach was that rare instance when we get to pause and see people, not just moves, forcing us to realize those non-stop comings and goings are more than just transactions to be reported, digested and analyzed for impact.

Those all-important wins and losses that we live and die with every week in the NFL, the ones decided so often on a razor’s edge, they really do affect a lot of lives, a lot of families and friends and some relationships that were years and years in the making. Munchak moving on from the Titans on the surface looked like the familiar tale of not enough wins and some contract terms to be paid off.

But the way he left Tennessee made it far more real than that to the rest of us, and we owe him one for that...
 
Jason La Canfora ‏@JasonLaCanfora
Mike Munchak still deciding between offers from Texans and Steelers; would be pretty surprised if he did not end up with the black and gold
 
Meh..... Munchak the player is very special to Houstonians.

Munchak the coach...... whatever.

Agreed. I have no idea how he is as a OL coach - but not impressed as a head coach. People seem to think a great player must be a great coach. Meh. I'll take Bill Russell and Magic Johnson as players. As coaches I'll take (the somewhat less impressive players) Pat Riley and Phil Jackson.
 
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