Going for it on 4th does show faith in his players to the job. So does the onside kick.

the kick was going to work, if our ****ing kicker doesn't shank it


them's the breaks.....i think haley will eventually figure out the risk/reward scenario's with more experience...and i think he believes he has to do these things with our weak offense...maybe after this game he'll trust our defense more

but i like his generally aggressive attitude, and the fact that he is always thinking about a way to give us an edge...

Haley is coaching much like Sean Peyton of the Saints. He is a young agressive coach trying to come up with ways to win games. I have no problem with it on a learning curve. I like the attitude and agressiveness he brings to a much needed team that had no heart under Herman Munster.

Other than losing our perfect record at 3-0 we are a team that doesn't have the pressure to win games each week like the Colts, we can be as aggressive as we want to upset the bigdogs and do whatever it takes to goush them with a play that is not the norm. He would have been a gunius if the plays worked and he would have been loved even more. I think he is doing a damn good job so far for his second year as a HC. The players have to execute the playes better. I would have settled for the three points, but against Peyton Freaking Manning I totally understand go for 7.

It's not that hard to go for it when you have Drew Brees.

THAT right there was the killer. You DO NOT place the ball in Cat Massel****s hands on 4th and anything...