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The official Black Monday Thread

methodtoll

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I know I know, the last game of the season hasn't even occurred and yet I am already looking forward to Monday. In honor of the fallen coaching casualties, I have created this thread to keep us posted. I will do my best to update this post.

Likely to be fired- Turner, Reid, Gailey, Munchack(sp?), Crennel

On the fence- Rivera, Ryan, Wisenhunt, Shurmur

Surprise- Frazier

RUMORS- Reid to SD!

Chip Kelly on Eagles, Browns, and Panthers radar

UPDATE:

-Reid out in Philly, preparing a new staff for another team according to NFL Network.

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I know I know, the last game of the season hasn't even occurred and yet I am already looking forward to Monday. In honor of the fallen coaching casualties, I have created this thread to keep us posted. I will do my best to update this post.

Likely to be fired- Turner, Reid, Gailey, Munchack(sp?), Crennel

On the fence- Rivera, Ryan, Wisenhunt, Shurmur

Surprise- Frazier

RUMORS- Reid to SD!

Chip Kelly on Eagles, Browns, and Panthers radar

Why the fug would Leslie Frazier be fired? He's about to get his team to the playoffs...

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7 coaches and 4 GMs gone

Cards can Wisenhunt and the GM

Bears can Lovie

Eagles fire Reid

Jets fire GM

Chargers fire Norv and GM

Bills fire Gailey

Chiefs can Crennel

Browns axe Shurmur and their GM

Jags fire GM

I just think the Ried firing was a big mistake. also, why Rex Ryan is not fired is beyond me

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