Big Fish abruptly ended press conference
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He's been pissed enough.... I've been pissed for 4 years now. All that pissyness leads to no answers. Has LED to no answers. Just a whole lot more of being pissed.
Fisher dug his own grave going after just defense and that very defense is being wasted and has been for years. You just can't ignore one very important side of the ball.
You have to score to win. And the Rams can't score. He's a very big part of the reason why.
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Well he's correct that it's about execution.....it always has been. But don't worry, I'm sure he's gonna fix that.
JT: when asked if he’s doing a good enough job coaching the team: “I’ve lost four in a row, so no.”
Who's execution are we talking about? Us the fans?
Both he and Snead need to go away. He said anyone who questions the teams effort can kiss his ass. I've been questioning their effort for the the last decade. It seems to me the results of the games mean more to us fans than anyone on the team. Fisher thinks he is a good coach, I don't know who is giving him false information. His ego is writing checks his "talent" can't cover.
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That's akin to a child saying sorry, then going right back to wailing when it didn't immediately get them out of the lecture. The fact of the matter is that he still, in the middle of questions walked out seemingly because he didn't want to have to deal with any more questions. That's not owning it.
Jeff Fisher says critics of team’s effort can “kiss my ass”
Rams coach Jeff Fisher made an early exit from his post-game press conference following Sunday’s 31-7 loss to the Bengals. Before he left, Fisher said something that will generate plenty of attention.
When discussing a four-game losing streak that has seen the team plunge from 4-3 to 4-7, Fisher said, “Anyone who implies that it’s an effort issue and they can kiss my ass, OK? Because there’s no effort problems.”
Whatever the actual problems, there are plenty for the Rams. They looked to be poised to make a run at the NFC West crown after beating the Seahawks and Cardinals. But after convincing back-to-back wins over the 49ers and Browns at home, the Rams have fallen apart.
The struggles have sparked speculation in some league circles as to whether Fisher will survive this season, regardless of whether the team relocates. As the thinking goes, a move to L.A. could require a new coach in order to create buzz in the new market. Staying put, which will require some damage to be undone locally, could compel a coaching change if only to give the folks in St. Louis a reason for hope for whatever future there may be in Missouri.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...says-critics-of-teams-effort-can-kiss-my-ass/
Rams coach Jeff Fisher made an early exit from his post-game press conference following Sunday’s 31-7 loss to the Bengals. Before he left, Fisher said something that will generate plenty of attention.
When discussing a four-game losing streak that has seen the team plunge from 4-3 to 4-7, Fisher said, “Anyone who implies that it’s an effort issue and they can kiss my ass, OK? Because there’s no effort problems.”
Whatever the actual problems, there are plenty for the Rams. They looked to be poised to make a run at the NFC West crown after beating the Seahawks and Cardinals. But after convincing back-to-back wins over the 49ers and Browns at home, the Rams have fallen apart.
The struggles have sparked speculation in some league circles as to whether Fisher will survive this season, regardless of whether the team relocates. As the thinking goes, a move to L.A. could require a new coach in order to create buzz in the new market. Staying put, which will require some damage to be undone locally, could compel a coaching change if only to give the folks in St. Louis a reason for hope for whatever future there may be in Missouri.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...says-critics-of-teams-effort-can-kiss-my-ass/
Wow, doesn't sound like Fish.... He must have really expected a better season, better execution...Like what you see on SOME drives by both units (more from D)....from the Offense & Defense...I thought the defense, which is Fish specialty is not playing where he'd also like.Even the teams had a huge penalty.... The offense...just wow........Man, any coaching/effort question is impossible to answer right now....he probably woulda blew up if he kept talking....I'm surprised...
Seeing Fisher on the sidelines today was sobering. He looked defeated and out of it.
Is today the day, that the light goes on and he realizes you need more than a running game and defense to win in this league?
Is today the day, that the light goes on and he realizes you need more than a running game and defense to win in this league?
Or he could be like Belichick who rolls his eyes and mumbles sarcastic answers. He's the Marshawn Lynch of NFL coaches. Of course he gets away with it due to the winning and all. I'm glad Fisher is pissed off. He's three years overdue.
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Well, as we all know, just because you don't think so doesn't mean you're inherently right. So thanks?
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Nailed it right on the head, but for me it's way too late to act like you're pissed now. Sat by and watch this all happened with complacence and now when you're blown out and people are looking for answers it's all too much?
Sounds like a man just trying to get out of dodge to me.
Well that was a disappointing loss
That was a really good team we played today
All of Jeff Fishers press conferences sound the same to me
That was a really good team we played today
All of Jeff Fishers press conferences sound the same to me