Joe Biddle... "Jerry Jones would love to have Jeff fisher"

BAT;3024015 said:
How many championships again? Heck, how many times has he won his own division in the almost TEN years he's been w/the Titans?

Titans had their BEST success when Gregg Williams was the DC. Fisher is a fly on Wade's arse when it comes to defense.

Wade is a fly on Fisher's arse when it comes to being a HC.
 
So!

A show of hands for anyone wanting Jeff Fisher, but who has also said that it doesn't matter who Jerry Jones hires as a head coach, since the team will never amount to anything as long as he's the general manager?
 
BAT;3024038 said:
Not sure how you can equate GREATness with a 59-0 trouncing, 0-6 season so far in 2009 AFTER coming off one of their best seasons ever (13-3) and being touted as SB contenders. Whine about Wade all you want, but Fisher's Titans have downright embarassed themselves.

If the Cowboys came off their 13-3 w/0-6, YOU and your ilk would be calling for the coach's head. If the Titans can finish 9-7, it would be a MIRACLE.

Dude, honestly just stop. Your act is annoying. We get it. Fisher doesn't hold a candle to Wade's defense blahblahblah. And stop capitlizing words. It's really ANNOYING!
 
Whoever thinks Jeff Fisher is going to fix this teams problems is kidding themselves.
 
I honestly think Fisher might be burned out and need a break form the game.
 
DallasEast;3024055 said:
So!

A show of hands for anyone wanting Jeff Fisher, but who has also said that it doesn't matter who Jerry Jones hires as a head coach, since the team will never amount to anything as long as he's the general manager?

*Raises hand
 
DallasEast;3024055 said:
So!

A show of hands for anyone wanting Jeff Fisher, but who has also said that it doesn't matter who Jerry Jones hires as a head coach, since the team will never amount to anything as long as he's the general manager?

:lmao::bow:
 
Aikbach;3024059 said:
I honestly think Fisher might be burned out and need a break form the game.

Good point. He's been at it a while and would probably take a year off to recharge.
 
Arch Stanton;3024048 said:
Wade is a fly on Fisher's arse when it comes to being a HC.

That's a little less revolting, than the other way around.
 
Arch Stanton;3024048 said:
Wade is a fly on Fisher's arse when it comes to being a HC.

LOL. And yet the GREAT coach has only ONE more divisional title than the worst coach in the history of the league, Wade Phillips. Fisher has achieved the playoffs a whopping ONE season more than Wade. And Fisher has been a HC going on 16 seasons compared to Wade's 9 seasons (that includes the truncated Saints & Falcons' tenures).

Fisher is a good HC, at best. He is far from GREAT.
 
SLATEmosphere;3024056 said:
Dude, honestly just stop. Your act is annoying. We get it. Fisher doesn't hold a candle to Wade's defense blahblahblah. And stop capitlizing words. It's really ANNOYING!

My act is annoying? :lmao2:



Fail.


Epic fail.


Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious fail.


Did I miss any other SLATEisms? I hope you washed your hands before your touched the computer, finger paints can damage the keyboard. :D
 
Fisher is a good HC, at best. He is far from GREAT.

As opposed to Wade who is mediocre at best. It would be an upgrade, period.
 
RS12;3024127 said:
As opposed to Wade who is mediocre at best. It would be an upgrade, period.

As mediocre as Wade has been, he's never had started seasons 1-4 or 0-6. As for the upgrade, it would really depend on who Fisher brings in as DC. Chuck Cecil blows chunks.

I'd much rather take a chance on Gregg Williams. His 2 seasons as the Buffalo HC was ages ago, willing to take a chance on the next Belichick?
 
DallasEast;3024055 said:
So!

A show of hands for anyone wanting Jeff Fisher, but who has also said that it doesn't matter who Jerry Jones hires as a head coach, since the team will never amount to anything as long as he's the general manager?
Not me. I don't want him, Holmgren, Shanahan, and a few others.
 
BAT;3024131 said:
As mediocre as Wade has been, he's never had started seasons 1-4 or 0-6. As for the upgrade, it would really depend on who Fisher brings in as DC. Chuck Cecil blows chunks.

I'd much rather take a chance on Gregg Williams. His 2 seasons as the Buffalo HC was ages ago, willing to take a chance on the next Belichick?

He was 17-31 while in Buffalo and known as ultra-conservative in his game management.

Craig
 
Fisher is an embarrassment. Why would anyone want that guy? It's already been said but in 16 years coaching he's done what? (aside from get beat 59 to 0, luls)
 
Future;3023947 said:
Would he bring the 4-3 with him? Jerry and co. have spent a lot of time, effort, and money to get the personnel for a 3-4, I wonder if Fisher would bend there.

I think we have the players to run the 4-3, but I think we'd be committed to the 3-4 at this point.

We don't really run the 3-4 so much as we run a 5-2 with the amount of snaps that our OLBs are rushing the passer.

In my humblest of opinions, though, I feel as if Jeff Fisher is part of the changing of the guard in the NFL. The era of the 90s coaches is coming to a close...while I'm not sure Jason Garrett would make a great head coach because you never know hiring new guys, I would honestly feel much better with him as the head coach of the Cowboys than another aging, also-ran head coach. The only coach that I feel would be better for our situation that is "out" would be Tony Dungy because of his proven ability to put a dominant, winning product on the field with two sets of personnel in two separate locations, especially on the defensive side of the ball (save for the year the Colts went to the Super Bowl...their run defense was brutal that reg. season).

Guys like Fisher, Gruden, Holmgren, Cowher, Norv Turner, etc are done...the new era is beginning with coaches like Mike Tomlin, Jim Caldwell, Sean Payton, Ken Whisenhunt, even Todd Haley and yes...possibly Jason Garrett. Jerry messed up when he didn't make Garrett the head coach right off the bat. He can possibly right that wrong this off-season, and with help from Stephen Jones possibly give him a very strong draft next season to get him started.

Embrace the new era of football...imagine what people were thinking when guys like Lombardi, Landry, John Madden, and others were getting switched out in favor of other, newer faces. We're lucky enough to be living in a time where we will really be seeing some changes in the game of football at the professional level!
 

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