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And we have a an that can't beat teams who score more than 20 points. We only win games when our team plays at 200 percent. When your team can only won with heart and rarely wins on talent, that's a reflection on the gm who is responsible for personnel decisions. |
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Look at the numbers - http://www.pro-football-reference.co...es/GailCh0.htm His offenses haven't been worth a shit since the end of the 90's. He's a below average OC at best... The fact that he was on staff when Haley got here is the problem... |
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He has the Bills 10th in the league in points, and the Cowboys were 9th and 11th in the league in points. He took a shit sandwich and made it palatable in KC in the last half of 2008. Do I need to bring up: His 8th ranked Miami offense? His 11th and 7th ranked Steelers offenses? Chan Gailey and Bill Muir are not on the same planet in terms of coaching ability. |
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All the other shit you bring up is a decade old. The NFL had past both Muir and Gailey by. Neither one is relevant. To say that Gailey is that much better than Muir is like saying a blow job is from your sister is better than a blowjob from your mom. It may be slightly better for your psyche, but that doesn't make it any more right. We'd be no better off with Chan than Muir right now. |
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No, he has always sucked. It's like prediciting your behavior on CP. No one needs a crystal ball to do that. He was OC in Miami in 2001 with that 8th ranked O. In 2008 he and Herm were piloting the turdship at One Arrowhead Dr. |
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He is not Bill Muir. |
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He should also be blamed for making shitty decisions. |
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He wants to call plays. Let him. If he sinks, that's on him. If you hire an oc, give him say in who we hire. This front office is forcing him to work with the wrong people. |
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What part of this do you not understand? |
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