according to jaco if we like only make the playoffs or something next year... mcvay could be in trouble.
cant make this shit up lol
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cant make this shit up lol
And of course there's all kinds of better coaches we could hire. Oh wait, can't think of one.
To even mention mcvay and hot seat in same sentence is clickbate 101.
I’m not going to defend what old blue eyes does on defense.I’ll admit Ernest Brown is missed Big Time. The rookie thing though? Then even as a rookie he was calling the defense.
I will defend Morris though & Shula. I guess under Phillips & Staley
the defense was called by the DB.
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Add Kenny Young trade helped to bring Obj & Miller to The Rams.
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I meant during the game.
Reeder is what he is.. a backup. It's unfortunate that Jones got hurt. Would that have been enough in this game?
I'm also still stunned by the number of missed tackles and Reeder is far from alone on that front.
During the game is what I'm talking about.
And, no, I don't think Weddle is a counter to anything other than injuries. I hope he can help, though.
I'm thinking people think they know that a term only and exclusively means what they take it to mean and aren't open to any subtlety in language.
"Hot Seat" doesn't necessarily mean someone is expected to be fired.. although the way commentators use it, you'd think that it only means that.
It means that he's going to start feeling more, new and different pressures to succeed. It means that, maybe, he'll start being pressed a little more when he says "I didn't put the guys in a position to succeed".. like, maybe a follow up of "Then why do you keep doing the same things?"
From Merriam Webster
hot seat
nounDefinition of hot seat
1slang : ELECTRIC CHAIR
2: a position of uneasiness, embarrassment, or anxiety
yes it means someone is in danger of getting fired.
you know thats what it means - nice try though
There is no "subtle" meanings to the term - not when used with coaching.
maybe if you are reading a Jane Austen Novel.
Weird stuff for someone who accused another poster of being a stalker..How dare you insinuate that Reeder is lacking in any way , shape or form.
He does not make mistakes.
And there are people here that will argue with you until the end of time, that he is flawless
in every way.
Let's quickly revisit..
On this thread.. I'm happy to point out the 9ers targeted Reeder. You target weaknesses and, yep, he's a weakness.
On the previous discussion you said this... which is 100% wrong and easily recognized as wrong from the reverse angle.
Like I said.. anyone who actually WATCHED the reverse angle would see it clearly.. from another poster..
And what I said to you... oh.. I bolded something you missed...
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Why are you telling me what I "know" when I've just told you what I know? That the term doesn't mean that? And I provide a link to the definition?
Between this and not being able to see what happened on a play we discussed, I'm just wondering if you selectively ignore chunks of posts you respond to. Can't think of another explanation.
We'll see, as if this is actually a possibility in the next 2 or 3 years?
Dude, there is ZERO possibility that. He's been in the Plumtree than any other
Just kidding about weddle
Lol.. my bad.
btw.. I don't see McVay being fired unless he goes multiple years with a losing record and that ain't happening soon.
If they lose to AZ on Monday? I would expect/hope that people covering the team start asking more pointed questions about what the Rams are doing, big picture. Turn up the pressure.
if i had the energy id just post about 100 stories about "the hot seat" ever last one will refer coaches being in danger of being fired.
Give me a break with the merriam webster dictionary definition that really isnt referring to the specifics of what we are talking about.
yeah the denotative meaning of "hot seat" refers to criticism, pressure, feeling like you are being judged ect ect.
But in sports for the past 100 years when people use that term they are talking about someone with a high probability of being shit canned or someone that has to "save" their job this year or the next.
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Well.. the guy who wrote it says that's not what he meant.
And it's a term with more meanings than what you're saying.
So, you have a problem with what he said contextually? Got it.
Because one of my reasons for bringing it up is that some terms/words/phrases come to mean something other than what they mean through repetitive misuse.
"Begs the question" comes to mind, for example.
But... again.. it's not what the poster meant.. and that poster's usage was absolutely correct and appropriate.
It wouldn't be the first time it has happened. It's obviously just my opinion just like you have yours. Im a huge mcVay fan but if he can't get the Rams over the top in the next two seasons I see changes coming. Whether it's him letting play calling go or it's something more dramatic...