Brady6
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Report: Gary Kubiak expected to be fired today | ProFootballTalk
You think they would just let the guy resign (although admittedly, maybe he doesn't want to). Not to be a downer, but my grandmother used to have those mini-strokes (called transitory ischemic something or other - I recognized the term when they said it) and we learned that they are just a prelude to the big one. No way this guy should be coaching with all the stresses that come with it, including, I would say, just traveling with the team. Now, he is younger and I am sure the meds have improved from 25 years ago, but such a condition is no joke and should probably be a life-style-altering wake-up call. Just my $.02
Transient ischemic attack (TIA), Deb...my dad had several of them in his sixties leading to his eventual demise.
If the Texans lost this game, Kubiak might as well spend the next few days packing boxes, putting his home up for sale, updating his resume and stuff like that.
Well the Texans "won" the Clowney Bowl last night, so don't couunt them out too quickly. Any DL that will have Watt and Clowney and a healthy Cushing returning is not going to be that bad. They could go Clowney at #1 and still get a very good QB at #34.
@JeromeSolomon: A name you might not hear, but should? Josh McDaniels.
(called transitory ischemic something or other - I recognized the term when they said it)