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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58
With all due respect, Mr. FAX, NO ONE was expecting this to be turned around in one season.
NO ONE.
But progress was expected, and we're not seeing it - even after Pioli/Haley brought in 45+ new players, over half of whom are starters.
I don't care if Haley had been hired in May, it's nearly impossible in the NFL to bring in this many players and have only one of them make any impact, or even be an upgrade over the player they replaced. (Chambers)
It took LJ mouthing off to have anything to look forward to in 2010.
That isn't rebuilding.
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I guess we'll just have to disagree on this, Mr. OnTheWarpath58, because I see it very differently.
Frankly, it was almost miraculous to get three wins out of this team, in my opinion. We barely won that many in the last two years combined. Plus, we fielded an entirely new defensive scheme this year and featured a quarterback who is about as accurate as a blind, one-legged monkey with Tourette's and a hangover.
As for Charles, it's no different than hundreds of other players throughout the league ... sometimes, when a guy gets his chance, he makes the most of it. I see his development as a positive ... not a negative.
People have the right to like or dislike Haley and I don't presume to try and change people's minds about him. But, as his self-appointed apologist and a homer of the first order, I do feel it's necessary to chime in with an alternate point of view on occasion.
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