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Where did anything I said come across as an attack my goodness. The discussion was about our receivers and having a deep threat!
Bickley: Kliff Kingsbury fails to find redemption in lackluster loss to Rams
Emotions are high. I’ve learned not to make really big decisions while incandescent with rage. Fire Kliff Kingsbury? Yes. Definitely, yes.
The Dean of AZ sportswriters wants Kingsbury's head on a platter...
I thought he was pretty good, do I have him mixed up with another DC? Maybe I’m confusing him with Todd Bowles.
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Rapid Reactions: Cardinals miss postseason after loss to Rams
Arizona Sports’ hosts and editors provided their two cents on the Cardinals' 2020 regular season finale loss to the Los Angeles Rams.
John Gambadoro, co-host of Burns & Gambo
There are two ways to look at this season.
The first is progress as the Cardinals have gone from three wins to five wins to eight wins in the past three seasons.
The other is complete and utter disappointment and I choose that one. The Cardinals collapsed. You have to make the playoffs when you start 5-2. You only need 4 more wins in 9 games to do that — not even .500. But to finish 3-6 is nothing more than complete failure. Failure to win games against a bad Patriots team, a 49ers team playing for nothing and a depleted Rams team starting a quarterback who had never played a down in the NFL. Failure!
Jordan Byrd, producer of Burns & Gambo
Two years ago, when the Cardinals were looking for their next head coach, they determined that they were looking for the next Sean McVay. Well, I have seen two years of evidence now and Kliff, you’re no Sean McVay.
Kellan Olson, ArizonaSports.com editor/reporter
A fitting end to the Cardinals’ season and what should be a fitting end to the Kliff Kingsbury era if the Cardinals have any sense. Lack of execution, baffling play-calls and penalties were the story of the game.
Local sports media taking it a lot harder than I was expecting...
I think he was pretty darn efficient with what he had to work with. No WR1, no starting LT, first start against a division rival who absolutely needed a win. I appreciate the hell out of what Wolford did yesterday. For some strange reason, that upsets some people around here. I don't get it.
With you 110%, NJ.
Funny thing... I'm from Missouri. There's an older lady (early 80's) that goes to my church. Shes the sweetest lady, also happens to be the sharpest person I've ever met—despite her age. Her husband passed away last year so my wife and I have been taking care of her. Groceries here and there as a surprise because we know that her finances are tight; house and yard maintenance ect.
Hell yeah man! I realize obviously everyone here knows how good Aaron Donald is but I for one know I am often guilty of expecting greatness from him instead of appreciating it. It’s almost like “oh yeah Donald had another perfect game” as if it’s normal...because frankly with him it is but still. It is unlikely the Rams will have another player of his caliber in my lifetime he is just that good. Like we can have more top rbs like gurley or more lockdown cbs like Ramsay but Aaron Donald is truly the definition of a generational player which gets way overused with the hype of the draft. We’re damn lucky to have him and he deserves a super bowl.
After 4 years? I expect goff to score touchdowns. Regardless.
