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Come next year, I certainly hope Gruden is gone. When firing Dungy, I had no clue who the owner would replace him with. Not many did. Infact, the way we hired Gruden was pretty unconventional and last minute. The owners (not football people) superceded the General Manager of the team, and plucked Gruden off of a team, and out of contract.. So there is no need to terrified about coaching candidates quite yet. We had little trouble last time.Remember how much junk the Raider players talked about Gruden after he left? It is all so clear now....
Drafting has been solid genbrooks55? I'm not sure about that.When Gruden left, players spoke about broken promises, that he was a liar, and that he was abrasive as heck.
Quote from: DefenseWins on November 22, 2006, 01:52:39 AMDrafting has been solid genbrooks55? I'm not sure about that.When Gruden left, players spoke about broken promises, that he was a liar, and that he was abrasive as heck. What can Gruen promise Keenan?What lies can he tell?A coach that is abrasive? OMG! They aren't in Church Camp anymore!C'mon man. This is NFL Football we are discoursing here. The players don't need any more babying. They got that in college and most likely in HS as well. Time to act like a man, and play like your manhood depended on it!Keenan asked for too much money. How would all of us be if Keenan had signed an extension in this offense for 20 millions dollars? We would all be pissed. Keenan has had the luxury of looking good in an offense that featured GREAT PRO BOWL offensive players. He was option 3, in all cases. And Keyshawn? Let us not make the istake that this guy is anything more than an egocentric role-player. He is not a dominater, and he is not worthy of even his "Fave" coach, the Tuna. BTW, The Tuna told him to shut up and sit down. And then he got rid of him. Speaks volumes about this loud mouth, no class punk.Liar? Based on what? On what lies? Maybe it is the players own failings...
When Gruden left, players spoke about broken promises, that he was a liar, and that he was abrasive as heck.
Tim Brown magically was happy to join Gruden again in Tampa after ripping him a few years earlier.
I'm pointing out that the same atmosphere in Oakland '01, is similar to Tampa '06.
I'm pointing out that the same atmosphere in Oakland '01, is similar to Tampa '06. Gruden is the common denominator.