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Stupid decisions ruin the NFL!
We are all big football fans on this forum. But there are some things I just hate about the game today! I say that the biggest problem in the league is how meaningless PR decisions have become a controlling factor for many teams, rather than commitments to teamwork and team development!
What am I talking about? Well... I hate how so many teams just change QBs on a whim in the middle of a season to try to appease the fan base. They want to sell more tickets by looking like they're "DOING SOMETHING" and so they hurt the team by making random changes! Look at Washington, Oakland, Indianapolis and Denver. They are struggling to win, so instead of trying to improve by committing to teamwork and continuity, they randomly throw new QBs into the system and just hope something sticks. This is stupid! Everybody knows that you can't just sign a QB to a team and put him in five days later and magically expect that the team will improve. Do you remember during the lockout controversy, how Peyton Manning said that he wanted to make sure that long training camps and team activities were kept on the table? His reason for this was because he said it was absolutely necessary to maintain a high level of play! Practice and teamwork are much more important than individual talent! You can't just randomly keep putting new players in hoping that they will cause a spark! Sorry, but it just doesn't work that way! If you think it does, you are an ignorant fan! The same is true for coaches. Why do teams stupidly fire their coach in the middle of the season, as if this will somehow bring an improvement? It doesn't! If a team happens to win a game after that, it's just luck! |
I agree with your last sentence.
Never mind you edited it. |
Says a guy named Start Croyle.
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When owners are losing money, they want to create a spark. Your typical team leaders are your coach and your QB. If neither are getting the job done, they are replaced.
How is this not simple understanding? |
Are you 11 years old or reeruned? Just asking. It's ok if you are either or both.
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I'm not sure any coach should lose their jobs after the lockout. Too much bad football all aournd. Sparano shold just quit
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You have ****ing brain damage.
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It's just a pretend, PR version of the sensible decision! |
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I don't understand how anyone could have a problem with any of those decisions. |
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If Brodie Croyle hadn't been released by the Cardinals, you'd be singing a different tune.
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You got Jizzy the reerun out there with 2 TDs and 12 INTs on the year and he has a Kyle Boller-like game. Are you saying for the purposes of "team continuity" (whatever the **** that means) this guy shouldn't get benched until the season ends? |
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What game today?
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So your suggestion is if something isn't working, stay with it. It just might turn around. Changing managers mid-season in baseball works all the time, but that's not such a system based sport. Usually a coaching change in football would have an asst. serve as an interim. There have been some super bowl winning teams that have switched QBs part way through the season.
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Am I the only one who thinks "Start Croyle" is a mult-parody of the Chiefs' "True Fan?"
"Hamas," perhaps? |
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I totally agree, Kutcher thought that since he was famous again he should act like a typical star & cheat on his wife.
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The NFL & football in general has been pussified. & IT SUCKS!
15 years from now, guys will be to big to fast & will suit up with the addition of Velcro & flags. |
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You know you've gone full reerun when eric007 is defending you
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Everyone mocked and laughed at me when I made this thread, but you can see from this week's games that I was 100% correct!
First, we see the Denver Broncos, who, during a tough season inexplicably benched their proven franchise QB for an unproven 2nd/3rd stringer and promptly proceeded to get completely destroyed! Next, the Washington Redskins, who were actually having a good season and were 3-1 on the year! Then their QB had one bad game and they throw in some guy who only played five NFL games in his entire career. The team gets crushed and is completely uncompetitive! I like what eric007 said, that this isn't Madden. Another analogy is that it's not Fantasy Football, where you bench players just because they had a bad week stat wise. But the best analogy I can think of is how coaches and NFL management seem to think that QB changes are like relief pitchers in the MLB! Why would you make stupid changes like this? Being the QB of a team requires a lot of practice and reps! Cohesion and planning are extremely important! If you think that you can just throw a guy into the game in the middle of the season, with one week of practice and that he is going to play on the same level as guys who have been starting for the same team for years through multiple training camps... You! are! an! idiot! |
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You're incredibly stupid.
Orton is a franchsie QB? Replacing bad QBs with other bad QBs isn't the answer to a team's problems. But your whole stupid take is just that. ****ing stupid. |
How dare they replace Manning. Stick with your guy, Indy!
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Oakland and Indy randomly threw new QB's out there to appease the fanbase?
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And! Idiot!, Moran! |
I wish I could look up the number of posts calling Start Croyle a dumbass.
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You lost me with "start Croyle."
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I wonder what the chances are of Romo getting benched! Despite the fact that he is a franchise QB, with stats in the top 10 in the league, I have no doubt that many fans and some in the Dallas organization are considering benching him for no-name, has-been, never-was John Kitna!
And all the ignorant fans will cheer if this happens! |
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How are we suppose to take the football opinion of a poster with a "Start Croyle" handle seriously?
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Has he expressed an opinion that should be taken seriously? |
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I agree with the part about taking out 2 a days from TC and limiting practice.
Pretty dumb shit in my mind and something that can only come from a union. Unions try to say they are about having the best skilled workers yet they try to make everything easier on the workers. It don't work like that. This isn't 1930. |
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Owners have to act when the fan base is revolting. Only when season ticket holders stopped renewing and Arrowhead had empty seats did the Hunts show King Carl the door. It wasn't on the field performance, they had sucked for 10 years. You don't let the fan base run your team but you can't ignore them either. |
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I don't give a shit what you want to think, a team goes 9-0 they don't stink. 2003 besides the again brutal ending was one of the funnest football seasons I have ever watched. We ****ing schooled teams. That team was no more flawed than the 90's teams who struggled on offense but got people into it with dominant defense. It was just an opposite issue. By your logic KC has sucked for 40 years. |
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That's the real issue with the Chiefs. Even when we looked like we could make a run, we were fatally unbalanced. And, of course, our playoff record is horrific. But, that's why Chiefs fans masturbate a lot, I suppose. FAX |
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I am not happy as a fan to have never watched my Chiefs in a SB, not happy even a little, but I will be damned if I will allow them to be called sucky for 40 years when they havnen't been sucky for 40 years. Some damn great Chiefs teams have taken the field over the last 40 years. |
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The Chiefs have made a Stupid Decision(tm) of their own! They have fired their head coach for no justifiable reason at all! I don't even like Todd Haley. It is strange for me to defend him! I'm sure many of the less intelligent fans are citing the losing record and struggles the team has faced as the reason for Haley's departure. But this is not a very good reason to fire Haley right now!
This coaching change was pointless and stupid and only made to create the facade that the organization is doing something! Unfortunately, decisions in the NFL of today seem mostly to be based on emotions and posturing/posing instead of rationality! Ask yourself these three questions: 1) If this change was made from a competition standpoint, how much more competitive do the Chiefs expect their team can be by firing Haley? 2) If this change is not made for competition, what is the benefit to the franchise by firing their coach RIGHT NOW instead of at least waiting until the end of the season? 3) Who do the Chiefs expect to be able to replace Haley with that is a clear long-term improvement? I challenge any of you to prove why firing Haley RIGHT NOW makes any sense at all! What did the organization possibly gain by doing this? |
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2. Paves the way for Pioli to hire McDaniels and bring back Cassel. I can think of more but it's a waste of time. |
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Just my opinion. |
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