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[Sir Purr]

What do you guys think about him as a coach?   

[ladypanther]

[4Corners]

Sir Durrrrrrrrrrrr

[CanadianCat]

5 minutes ago, Kraybrothers said:

Hes not as annoying as the hundreds of females wanting him to fail instead of wanting the TEAM to succeed 

Im not sure there are hundreds of females left supporting the team. 

 

Also nice sexist post dude. 

[KSpan]

7 minutes ago, Kraybrothers said:

Hes not as annoying as the hundreds of females wanting him to fail instead of wanting the TEAM to succeed 

Objective anticipation of continued (key word there) failure based on the 2 years of incompetence he's already shown is in no way equivalent to actively wanting him or the team to fail, and is not mutually exclusive to hoping the team somehow turns it around. 

[Waldo]

It's covered anytime we talk about anything because it keeps getting in the way. Almost like some people are just oblivious. 

[TheCasillas]

I think he got paid 100k per week since the trade deadline

[BurnNChinn]

What dat bear talking about?

[TheProcess]

He's a great coach, one of the best in the league. I think the Saints should give us their 1st round pick for him

[SmokinwithWilly]

28 minutes ago, TheProcess said:

He's a great coach, one of the best in the league. I think the Saints should give us their 1st round pick for him

4 1sts dude. We've got to move up to 1 to get Pickett. 

[rayzor]

[Mike in Raleigh]

2 hours ago, KSpan said:

Objective anticipation of continued (key word there) failure based on the 2 years of incompetence he's already shown is in no way equivalent to actively wanting him or the team to fail, and is not mutually exclusive to hoping the team somehow turns it around. 

I agree. It's not like cheering harder is going to make him a better coach. Maybe if we sprinkle some fairy dust around.

[ForJimmy]

He will be great at Auburn! War Eagle!

[mc52beast]

I think he’s a guy who is good at taking horrible college teams and making them above average. I think his success in college was blown out of proportion and he got lucky. Now he’s in the NFL and after two years has shown zero reasons for us to think he can lead our team to greatness.