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Originally posted by Jcool:
If we are being honest he did his job well leadership wasnt an issue. The problem was offensively for NY. Picked the wrong QB (probably more on GM) and Mike LaFleur didn't work out.
Originally posted by mayo49:
I thought he did a bad job of handling that whole situation with Rodgers.
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
Originally posted by mayo49:
Originally posted by Youngone:
Originally posted by babarvaart:
Saleh is the obvious one but he'd want another crack at HC one day, ideally I'd want a failed HC who knows DC is the best role for them.
More like Schwartz I guess.
My guess is Saleh is getting Rooney interviews. I doubt he gets another chance right away.
His time in NY, he showed lack of leadership concerns. He needs to build that back up.
Truth to this in that he botched Wilsons development, but that's fairly common here as NY media are damn pitbulls. Think of Cohn x10000 on steroids and they all feed off each others negative spins because that's what makes them money etc.
Saleh is great with defense, but lacking with offense. Maybe he will ask Kyle to be exposed more to the offensive side of things?
Originally posted by DrEll:
NY media holds their coaches and players accountable. Unlike San Francisco, where guys like Lombardi are asking softball questions like "hey Kyle, wasn't it nice having Ronnie Bell see the field today ? I know he dropped a game clincher at the end, but where do you see him in his development and how he will contribute going forward ?" Derp questions from derp media guys…
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by mayo49:
I thought he did a bad job of handling that whole situation with Rodgers.
How? Rogers kills HCs. Dude is weird
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by mayo49:
I thought he did a bad job of handling that whole situation with Rodgers.
How? Rogers kills HCs. Dude is weird
Originally posted by DrEll:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by mayo49:
I thought he did a bad job of handling that whole situation with Rodgers.
How? Rogers kills HCs. Dude is weird
Rodgers is a coach killer, but you gotta show some resistance. It seemed like, at times, Rodgers was running the show. And Saleh just kind of let him get away with it. At any point did Saleh point the finger at QB play ?
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by DrEll:
NY media holds their coaches and players accountable. Unlike San Francisco, where guys like Lombardi are asking softball questions like "hey Kyle, wasn't it nice having Ronnie Bell see the field today ? I know he dropped a game clincher at the end, but where do you see him in his development and how he will contribute going forward ?" Derp questions from derp media guys…
lol clearly didn't listen or the presser the other day. NY media sucks just as bad.
Originally posted by mayo49:
Originally posted by DrEll:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by mayo49:
I thought he did a bad job of handling that whole situation with Rodgers.
How? Rogers kills HCs. Dude is weird
Rodgers is a coach killer, but you gotta show some resistance. It seemed like, at times, Rodgers was running the show. And Saleh just kind of let him get away with it. At any point did Saleh point the finger at QB play ?
He needed to put his foot down or it was going to end up like it ended up.
Originally posted by DrEll:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by DrEll:
NY media holds their coaches and players accountable. Unlike San Francisco, where guys like Lombardi are asking softball questions like "hey Kyle, wasn't it nice having Ronnie Bell see the field today ? I know he dropped a game clincher at the end, but where do you see him in his development and how he will contribute going forward ?" Derp questions from derp media guys…
lol clearly didn't listen or the presser the other day. NY media sucks just as bad.
I don't listen daily to media daily. I'm not a Giants fan. But there was a ton of it during the Manning / Tom Coughlin "glory" days (if you want to call it that), and they would chew them apart even in the midst of those SB runs. Not even close to the slackers at Santa Clara. Outside of Cohn who pushes Kyle's buttons, the rest take more of ho hum approach so they don't lose their press credentials…
Originally posted by DrEll:
Outside of Cohn who pushes Kyle's buttons, the rest take more of ho hum approach so they don't lose their press credentials…
Originally posted by DrEll:
I don't listen daily to media daily. I'm not a Giants fan. But there was a ton of it during the Manning / Tom Coughlin "glory" days (if you want to call it that), and they would chew them apart even in the midst of those SB runs. Not even close to the slackers at Santa Clara. Outside of Cohn who pushes Kyle's buttons, the rest take more of ho hum approach so they don't lose their press credentials…
Originally posted by DrEll:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by DrEll:
NY media holds their coaches and players accountable. Unlike San Francisco, where guys like Lombardi are asking softball questions like "hey Kyle, wasn't it nice having Ronnie Bell see the field today ? I know he dropped a game clincher at the end, but where do you see him in his development and how he will contribute going forward ?" Derp questions from derp media guys…
lol clearly didn't listen or the presser the other day. NY media sucks just as bad.
I don't listen daily to media daily. I'm not a Giants fan. But there was a ton of it during the Manning / Tom Coughlin "glory" days (if you want to call it that), and they would chew them apart even in the midst of those SB runs. Not even close to the slackers at Santa Clara. Outside of Cohn who pushes Kyle's buttons, the rest take more of ho hum approach so they don't lose their press credentials…
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