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[crawhammer]

Sitting Welker for a quarter had nothing to do with how Bill felt about him as a person but everything to do with antagonizing an opponent and disrespecting/insulting the opposing coach.

Right, Bill took personal offense to Wes trying to circumvent one of his "rules." I can think of at least a few occasions where the best interest of the team could have gone without Bill's ego. Like the start of a playoff game. And sitting your WR1 is pretty disrespectful to your own team. Reduced to targeting BJGE on the opening drive. Bill's not even consistent either, he had Wes on the field for a fair catch, then sat him out... inconsistent message at best.

I still haven't heard Bill's excuse for that incredibly ill-advised fake punt which led to a Jets 14-3 lead at halftime.

Biz and behavior because they are. Ever play on a team? Manage people? If you did you'd understand what i'm talking about.

Ever play for an NFL franchise? I'm guessing no. Your Saturday night bowling league and my men's softball league aren't carrying the same weight as a professional football franchise.

Ty was released b/c they didn't want to pay him $10m. Wes was not resigned b/c he wanted more money and was older than Amendola. Moss *****ed about his usage and contract was clearly becoming disruptive and was traded. Jones wanted big money and was traded. That had nothing to do with the drugs. Again, nothing personal- strictly business

Ty's personal relationship with the team had also soured. Wes wouldn't bow down to BB and he had the balls to ask for what he was worth. Also, Amendola was never on Wes' level as a player. Moss just couldn't keep his mouth shut. Seems obvious the incident at the Foxboro police station was held against Chandler.

It's nepotism they got in the door. It's not if they earn more responsibility based on merit.

Somehow I don't see either Stephen or Brian moving onto illustrious NFL coaching careers.

Yes it can and did. DCs become HCs and call plays. Thats what Fat Matt did in DET. Bill thought he could do OK here. Obviously a major miscalculation.

Fat Matt was a total disaster in Detroit. He completely ruined his chances of ever landing a head coaching job again. Patricia didn't exactly set the world on fire as the DC of the Patriots so there was no reason to believe he could even function at all as a first time ever OC especially with a second year QB. This was much more than a "major business miscalculation."

 

[RobertWeathers]

Right, Bill took personal offense to Wes trying to circumvent one of his "rules." I can think of at least a few occasions where the best interest of the team could have gone without Bill's ego. Like the start of a playoff game. And sitting your WR1 is pretty disrespectful to your own team. Reduced to targeting BJGE on the opening drive. Bill's not even consistent either, he had Wes on the field for a fair catch, then sat him out... inconsistent message at best.

Name another instance when a player insulted another coach and let it slide by.

Ever play for an NFL franchise? I'm guessing no. Your Saturday night bowling league

I don't bowl on Shabbos.

Ty's personal relationship with the team had also soured. Wes wouldn't bow down to BB and he had the balls to ask for what he was worth. Also, Amendola was never on Wes' level as a player. Moss just couldn't keep his mouth shut.

Very player-slanted PoV

Seems obvious the incident at the Foxboro police station was held against Chandler.

It isn't.

Fat Matt was a total disaster in Detroit. He completely ruined his chances of ever landing a head coaching job again. Patricia didn't exactly set the world on fire as the DC of the Patriots so there was no reason to believe he could even function at all as a first time ever OC especially with a second year QB. This was much more than a "major business miscalculation."

Moving on.

 

[crawhammer]

Thank you, sir. I think we have amply presented our respective arguments. I grant you the last word.

 

[sb1]

Needs help for his obsession.

 

[Joey007]

The other thing about Asante is that he hasn’t been here since 07.

Can anyone name anybody else significant from those teams at that time with similar complaints?

 

[Joey007]

I’m not gonna act like Asante was a scrub here either. He was great for us, and continued to actually play pro bowl level CB when he left here.

If the dude makes that INT in SB 42, he’s probably a HOF CB. Shame.