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I already quoted it. I'm not going to continue with this. I'd rather watch this torturous game.Where did I crap talk the orginization?
I already quoted it. I'm not going to continue with this. I'd rather watch this torturous game.Where did I crap talk the orginization?
I don't believe he's in danger for a minute. There's empirical evidence that Fisher's undeserving of a new contract, but Kroenke and Demoff aren't interested in results. They're still drinking the Kool-Aid of "potential" and some nebulous future.
Remaining games:
@ Patriots: LOSS
Falcons: LOSS
@ Seahawks: LOSS
49ers: WIN
Cardinals: LOSS
That puts the Rams at 5-11. And I don't think I'm wrong about this. That's a pretty accurate guess about how this team ends up.
It's VERY unlikely that Fisher pulls a Vermeil and brings in a massive offensive overhaul. Which means that any OC he picks will AGREE with his philosophy and won't change the existing offense too much...
which means we're likely still stuck with this BROKEN offense while Fisher is here and any OC brought in will be stuck tinkering with this hoopdee of a ride.
I'd love to be wrong, but I haven't been so far and it don't look good going forward. Apparently, much like an addict, they have to hit rock bottom before seeing they need help.
Here's the takeaway: AARON DONALD WON'T RESIGN HERE. Watch. It won't matter about the money. He won't want to waste his career yo-yoing between 5-11 and 7-9. The Fisher extension all, but assured that.
Bye, AD. And with that, the window on this D will start to close.
In honor of Stan
Here is a song called "Enoch Power"
Listen to it while you prepare the bath water and plug in the toaster
There is a provision in the contract that they can fire him this year and pay him for next year instead of two.
If he doesn't start winning he is done... contract extension or not.
But keeping fisher changes nothing.He has proven year in and year out that he is incapable of
of putting a winner on the field.The best thing for Jared Goff and this team is to get Fisher as far away as possible.
When you put up only 6 winning seasons out of 22 years of coaching it proves that during that span you have learned
nothing.His teams are completely undisciplined and that can only be blamed on the head coach.Marshall Faulk
was completely disgusted with the extension.I had rather bite the bullet with a change then continue with a coach
who will not change when he has been proven time and again that his way doesn't work.
But is keeping Fisher a good thing for his development? Fisher hasn't been able to put together a good offensive staff in 5 years and isn't keen on that side of the ball himself.
Resetting the staff isn't an issue of the roster talent IMO, and this roster might not be as talented as we would like to think anyway.
Fisher can be a calming voice, but he isn't an effective one when it comes to getting this players to preform better.
Stan probably isn't the most involved guy, but I bet he can get another "pure football" coach that isn't named Jeff Fisher.
Fisher can't get this team to compete weekly. He hasn't been able to do that for 5 years, with the constant losing seasons and the inconsistent level of play.
It means a whole damn lot of something. If the crap play this year didn't stop them, next to nothing will. Even if he does get fired, he doesn't deserve to leach more money from the team.
But most of all, it speaks to the complete lack of savvy in this organization.
I just cant believe the extension been done since before preseasonI know people get upset when I say Demoff needs to go too, but he does. He runs the organization. He holds responsibility with all of them. To reward mediocrity is something bad organizations do. The Rams are a bad organization.
It's the same organization that gave Foles an extension before seeing him on the field, an extension to Tavon Austin which he didn't earn. It's just a bad organization. It's why they are perennial losers.I just cant believe the extension been done since before preseason