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Quote from: BlackBeardsGhost on November 14, 2006, 11:30:29 AMQuote from: CeriousBuc on November 14, 2006, 11:20:51 AMQuote from: BlackBeardsGhost on November 14, 2006, 11:17:02 AMQuote from: PreferNFL on November 14, 2006, 11:13:26 AMI am still waiting to hear the possible replacements for Gru/Allen. Everyone wants to fire them, but no one offers a solution. Does this mean that they are saying "Anyone is better than the current regime"??And you bring in a new group and the process starts all over again.Not sure it is the way to go.....yet.It just seems counter-productive at this time.It's not our job to find replacements, just like it wasn't Rams, Saints, or Jets fans responsibility to find replacements for their teams.....but that worked out. Just playing devil's advocate to this overused point of view on a coaching change. I don't want Gruden fired, but to ask who the replacement should be is poor. Nobody knew what Cowher could do 12 years ago, or Jimmy Johnson back in 1989. Why is it so hard to believe that a "no name" coach couldn't be successful?You keep bringing up Cowher's name, and as pointed out he went through some very tough times after losing the Superbowl, but they stuck with him and he got back to the Superbowl.Tough times? He got to the AFC Championship game almost every other year.Not even. The lean years were 98-00, no playoff berths, 6-10, 7-9 and 9-7 records, then in 2003 6-10 and now this year, 3-6. The point is Cowher walked into a great situation, but also had to go through a rebuilding process and even then things were not perfect. His success mirrors Gruden, only Gruden built a team from scratch in Oakland and started out 8-8 for two years. Both have the same winning percentage at .547
Quote from: CeriousBuc on November 14, 2006, 11:20:51 AMQuote from: BlackBeardsGhost on November 14, 2006, 11:17:02 AMQuote from: PreferNFL on November 14, 2006, 11:13:26 AMI am still waiting to hear the possible replacements for Gru/Allen. Everyone wants to fire them, but no one offers a solution. Does this mean that they are saying "Anyone is better than the current regime"??And you bring in a new group and the process starts all over again.Not sure it is the way to go.....yet.It just seems counter-productive at this time.It's not our job to find replacements, just like it wasn't Rams, Saints, or Jets fans responsibility to find replacements for their teams.....but that worked out. Just playing devil's advocate to this overused point of view on a coaching change. I don't want Gruden fired, but to ask who the replacement should be is poor. Nobody knew what Cowher could do 12 years ago, or Jimmy Johnson back in 1989. Why is it so hard to believe that a "no name" coach couldn't be successful?You keep bringing up Cowher's name, and as pointed out he went through some very tough times after losing the Superbowl, but they stuck with him and he got back to the Superbowl.Tough times? He got to the AFC Championship game almost every other year.
Quote from: BlackBeardsGhost on November 14, 2006, 11:17:02 AMQuote from: PreferNFL on November 14, 2006, 11:13:26 AMI am still waiting to hear the possible replacements for Gru/Allen. Everyone wants to fire them, but no one offers a solution. Does this mean that they are saying "Anyone is better than the current regime"??And you bring in a new group and the process starts all over again.Not sure it is the way to go.....yet.It just seems counter-productive at this time.It's not our job to find replacements, just like it wasn't Rams, Saints, or Jets fans responsibility to find replacements for their teams.....but that worked out. Just playing devil's advocate to this overused point of view on a coaching change. I don't want Gruden fired, but to ask who the replacement should be is poor. Nobody knew what Cowher could do 12 years ago, or Jimmy Johnson back in 1989. Why is it so hard to believe that a "no name" coach couldn't be successful?You keep bringing up Cowher's name, and as pointed out he went through some very tough times after losing the Superbowl, but they stuck with him and he got back to the Superbowl.
Quote from: PreferNFL on November 14, 2006, 11:13:26 AMI am still waiting to hear the possible replacements for Gru/Allen. Everyone wants to fire them, but no one offers a solution. Does this mean that they are saying "Anyone is better than the current regime"??And you bring in a new group and the process starts all over again.Not sure it is the way to go.....yet.It just seems counter-productive at this time.It's not our job to find replacements, just like it wasn't Rams, Saints, or Jets fans responsibility to find replacements for their teams.....but that worked out. Just playing devil's advocate to this overused point of view on a coaching change. I don't want Gruden fired, but to ask who the replacement should be is poor. Nobody knew what Cowher could do 12 years ago, or Jimmy Johnson back in 1989. Why is it so hard to believe that a "no name" coach couldn't be successful?
I am still waiting to hear the possible replacements for Gru/Allen. Everyone wants to fire them, but no one offers a solution. Does this mean that they are saying "Anyone is better than the current regime"??And you bring in a new group and the process starts all over again.Not sure it is the way to go.....yet.It just seems counter-productive at this time.
]Please give it a rest. After the success Cowher had, he deserved a 3 year reprieve.
1992 Central Champ1993 Wild card1994 Central Champ, AFC Champ game1995 Central Champ, AFC Champ game, SuperBowl1996 Central Champ1997 Central champ, AFC Champ game
2001 Central Champ, AFC Champ game2002 North Champ
2004 North Champ, AFC Champ game2005 North Champ, AFC Champ game, SuperBowl ChampionHell, if they don't win for the next 3 years again, he deserves that chance.
Quote from: BlackBeardsGhost on November 14, 2006, 11:51:06 AM]Please give it a rest. After the success Cowher had, he deserved a 3 year reprieve.Reprieve, hello it's called rebuilding a team. That's what's happening to the Bucs right now, turnover of an aging defenseand the pains of a young offense.QuoteYou say he walked into a great situation? 1989 9-7, 1990 9-7, 1991 7-9.Look at the talent on those teams. Like I said he was handed a very good team.Quote1992 Central Champ1993 Wild card1994 Central Champ, AFC Champ game1995 Central Champ, AFC Champ game, SuperBowl1996 Central Champ1997 Central champ, AFC Champ gameinsert rebuilding processQuote2001 Central Champ, AFC Champ game2002 North Champwhoops down again..Quote2004 North Champ, AFC Champ game2005 North Champ, AFC Champ game, SuperBowl ChampionHell, if they don't win for the next 3 years again, he deserves that chance.I guess you failed to mis the point that given time a good coach will have a successful career. The proof is positive, 15 years, 2 Superbowl berths, one Championship versus 9 years one Superbowl berth, one Championship. Give me a break.
You say he walked into a great situation? 1989 9-7, 1990 9-7, 1991 7-9.
9 years?
Quote from: BlackBeardsGhost on November 14, 2006, 12:05:26 PM9 years?yes this year is Grudens 9th...
Quote from: CeriousBuc on November 14, 2006, 12:06:57 PMQuote from: BlackBeardsGhost on November 14, 2006, 12:05:26 PM9 years?yes this year is Grudens 9th... What the hell does Oakland and the guy who really makes the decisions out there have to do with the Buccs?
Quote from: BlackBeardsGhost on November 14, 2006, 12:14:05 PMQuote from: CeriousBuc on November 14, 2006, 12:06:57 PMQuote from: BlackBeardsGhost on November 14, 2006, 12:05:26 PM9 years?yes this year is Grudens 9th... What the hell does Oakland and the guy who really makes the decisions out there have to do with the Buccs?Were talking careers buddy...you know, total sum of coaching success/failure...
I think hes got a guaranteed contract thru 2009
if thats accurate theres no way in hell hes getting fired nor should he be......a rookie QB and a piss poor OL spell disaster for anybody.
Quote from: 4Bucs I think hes got a guaranteed contract thru 2009 Finally, an answer to the question.Quote from: 4Bucs if thats accurate theres no way in hell hes getting fired nor should he be......a rookie QB and a piss poor OL spell disaster for anybody.This rookie qb and piss poor O-line was hand-picked by him. If not him, who is responsible?
This is not an attack on you but I'm tired of hearing about the cap situation. The cap situation had nothing to do with the signings of Garner, Steussie, or Deese. If anything, it added to a bad cap situation.