Reply With QuoteKind of amusing fact about that Pats Titans game, the Pats covered the overunder themselves, it was at 49 points.
I'd be surprised if Fisher isn't retained.
Granted, he fucked up big time by not signing a guy to handle the kick/punt returns until the Titans had already seen special teams cost them 2 of their first 3 games, but the problems with this team (shit special teams, no pass rush, no receivers who can catch the ball, bunch of injuries in the secondary) have more to do with personnel than with coaching.
That said, I fully expect some wholesale roster and coaching changes to come down in Tennessee, just not the head coach.
Vince Young's contract is up and probably won't be renewed. Keith Bulluck and Kyle Vanden Bosch will likely be cap casualties. Jevon Kearse's comeback is probably over. Craig Hentrich is likely retiring after being put on IR. etc.
There should be a ton of new faces on the roster next year, though I doubt they can turn things around in one year.
Realistically, the Titans had their Super Bowl chance last year, and they fucked it up by turning the ball over in the playoff game against Baltimore. Thanks to some shitty drafting and free agent signings over the last three or so years, they are pretty much back to rebuilding in 2010.
Last edited by jyoung; 19 Oct 2009 at 02:40 AM.
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Kind of amusing fact about that Pats Titans game, the Pats covered the overunder themselves, it was at 49 points.
After yesterday, the Jets are done no matter what.Originally Posted by burgundy
Best stat of the day: Every week this year the Redskins have faced a winless team.
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a brutal loss is still just one loss, but jenkins is the most important jet defender
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I went a little overboard with my hatred of the pats whoops. Honestly when I first knew about it I didn't realize that it was all in one quarter.
Also losing to a divisional team does not mean the Jets are done, that shit happens a lot. No matter how good the Colts are and how bad the Jags are they usually play a really good game, just to give an example.
Only thing permanent is change
Ahem... Jim Zorn? Anyone? Anyone?
See 2007 game between Skins and Patriots. Bellichick loves running up the score.
To be fair, Jason Campbell's numbers have improved every year since becoming a starter. However, I have no idea what the fuck happened this weekend. Oh wait....
The Redskins are the first team ever to face winless teams six weeks in a row and demonstrate so convincingly how much they suck..
"To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often." -- Winston Churchill
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no, losing kris jenkins for the season does
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