Poop Lets take a look at the hot seat - Page 2

BryanBusby · 10-23-2016, 11:22 PM

Forever safe:
Bill Belichick (He will never ever be fired)

Safe:
Mike Tomlin
Bill O'Brien (Went to playoffs last year, on pace to repeat)
Gary Kubiak
Andy Reid (It will take a total franchise collapse for Clark to do it)
Jason Garrett
Mike Zimmer (How it took him so long to get a shot, I'll never understand)
Ron Rivera (They are bad this year, but he's not getting canned a year after being in the SB)
Sean Payton (Owner is like weekend at bernies, just got a new deal; going nowhere)
Pete Carroll
Dan Quinn (I don't anticipate a complete collapse like last season; NFC South is down overall)
Bruce Arians (Not having a great year, but he's won plenty to this point and I think they understand the roster just isn't working like it should)

First year guys:
Adam Gase
Hue Jackson (Team is hot aids, but I think the Browns are smart enough to know the roster is shit and will let it slide)
Ben McAdoo (Seat could get hot if the Josh Brown thing turns real bad)
Doug Pederson
Dirk Koetter

First year guys that are probably on the hotseat anyhow:
Chip Kelly (49ers will look for a fallguy for their shit butt roster)
Mike Mularkey (Idk how he got the job to start; exotic smashmouth!)

Warm:
Rex Ryan (The Bills season depends on Shady, and he's been banged up. Not good for Rex)
Todd Bowles (Missed the playoffs last year; will never be in the mix this year. Liked playing Sheldon Richardson as an ILB for many snaps

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John Harbaugh (I think his I won the Super Bowl rope is about gone)
Marvin Lewis (I thought he was untouchable, but his team is really up and down and embarrassing with lack of discipline)
Mike McCoy (If they miss the playoffs, he gone)
Jay Gruden (I don't think Snyder will tolerate missing the playoffs)
Jim Caldwell ( O.O )
Mike McCarthy (I think the Packers will be up/down the rest of the way and he might be wearing his self out in GB)

On Fire:
Gus Bradley (May not last past this week, if Jaguars lose again. Spoiler: they probably will)
John Fox (The Bears suck and are going in the wrong direction)

Depends on how much alcohol and pills are consumed:
Chuck Pagano

About to be record setting loser why the **** does this dude still have a job:
Jeff Fisher

What spots I predict will be open:
Bills, Ravens, Bengals (Marvin takes a FO job), Jaguars, Chargers, Bears, Rams, 49ers, Redskins

ScareCrowe · 10-24-2016, 09:02 AM

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Originally Posted by jjchieffan

Lets see a show of hands. Who wanted Jeff Fisher in KC? Be truthful now. I know there were a few of you. Clay maybe? Who else?

As a former Ram fan I was pumped when they signed Fisher. After having seen him in action the past several years I've grown to really dislike him not only as a coach, but just as a person. He really seems like a jerk.

As to him getting fired, I'm not sure it's going to happen. I think a big part of Kroenke hiring him was his experience in leading the Oilers through the transition to Tennessee.

http://www.stltoday.com/sports/footb...1f4e308d5.html

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Although it didn't prove to be a deal breaker, two league sources told the Post-Dispatch over the weekend of Jan. 7-8 that Fisher came out of his Jan. 5 meeting with Kroenke and Rams officials in Denver concerned about a possible move of the team to Los Angeles.

One of the reasons for Fisher's concern, one of those sources said, is that the Rams asked Fisher several questions about what the experience was like when the Houston Oilers moved to Tennessee in 1997. Fisher was head coach of the Oilers at the time.

I think it's gonna have to be colossally bad for Fisher to get fired.

**jjchieffan** · 10-24-2016, 09:13 AM

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Originally Posted by ScareCrowe

As a former Ram fan I was pumped when they signed Fisher. After having seen him in action the past several years I've grown to really dislike him not only as a coach, but just as a person. He really seems like a jerk.

As to him getting fired, I'm not sure it's going to happen. I think a big part of Kroenke hiring him was his experience in leading the Oilers through the transition to Tennessee.

http://www.stltoday.com/sports/footb...1f4e308d5.html

I think it's gonna have to be colossally bad for Fisher to get fired.

I looked at the Rams schedule. I think they finish 4-12, with their one remaining win coming against SF. But they could pull out another couple of wins. They play Carolina, NYJ, and NO. Those are winnable. But NYJ and NO are road games so I took the home team. He made a mistake going with Keenum. If Goff played and they lost that many games then his job is safe due to growing pains. But going with Keenum, he chose to win now. Only he isn't. His record is abysmal. He is a horrible person and coach, and he needs to go. He transitioned the team. They are in LA now. He can go.

**loochy** · 10-24-2016, 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by jjchieffan

Lets see a show of hands. Who wanted Jeff Fisher in KC? Be truthful now. I know there were a few of you. Clay maybe? Who else?

I'll tell you who I was excited about: Haley. We finally took a chance on a young guy with some cajones. It didn't work out, but I was excited for a bit.

**jjchieffan** · 10-24-2016, 09:18 AM

I blame Pioli for Haley not working out. Forcing Matt Cassel on him doomed him from the start. Of course he didn't help matters any when he fired Gailey in the preseason. I hope to see Haley get another shot sometime. It will be interesting to see if he is more successful when he isn't setup to fail from the start.

ScareCrowe · 10-24-2016, 09:48 AM

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Originally Posted by jjchieffan

I looked at the Rams schedule. I think they finish 4-12, with their one remaining win coming against SF. But they could pull out another couple of wins. They play Carolina, NYJ, and NO. Those are winnable. But NYJ and NO are road games so I took the home team. He made a mistake going with Keenum. If Goff played and they lost that many games then his job is safe due to growing pains. But going with Keenum, he chose to win now. Only he isn't. His record is abysmal. He is a horrible person and coach, and he needs to go. He transitioned the team. They are in LA now. He can go.

I actually agree he should be fired, he should have been fired after last season, I just doubt whether he will. And yes they're in LA now, working in temporary offices & a temporary training facility, which is exactly the scenario he was hired for.

Like I said if he does go 4-12 then maybe he gets fired, if he gets to even 6 wins I think he'll be retained. Just remember Kroenke isn't in this to win trophies.

Stan Kroenke: I didn't buy Arsenal stake to win trophies

Rasputin · 10-24-2016, 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by BryanBusby

Do you see the Bills making the playoffs?

I see them as a 9-7 or 10-6 team if that's good enough for a WC spot for them?

Patriots own that division but I think Rex Ryan is safe unless they don't win 8 games but I think they will at least do that.

BryanBusby · 10-24-2016, 11:50 AM

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Originally Posted by KC Tattoo

I see them as a 9-7 or 10-6 team if that's good enough for a WC spot for them?

Patriots own that division but I think Rex Ryan is safe unless they don't win 8 games but I think they will at least do that.

9-7 ain't good enough for a WC spot imo and I see them around 7-8 wins.

They are without Watkins the rest of the way and it seems that the entire team lives and dies with whether Shady has a hamstring issue or not.

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Originally Posted by loochy

I'd say that Del Rio is safe.

Whoops, I left him off the list completely. Yes he is safe.

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Originally Posted by ScareCrowe

As a former Ram fan I was pumped when they signed Fisher. After having seen him in action the past several years I've grown to really dislike him not only as a coach, but just as a person. He really seems like a jerk.

As to him getting fired, I'm not sure it's going to happen. I think a big part of Kroenke hiring him was his experience in leading the Oilers through the transition to Tennessee.

http://www.stltoday.com/sports/footb...1f4e308d5.html

I think it's gonna have to be colossally bad for Fisher to get fired.

Yeah he's a transitional guy, but they've already made the move and being in a temp stadium isn't a world ender.

LA fans will lose interest very quickly if the Rams can't generate buzz or wins and even an owner that doesn't give a shit about wins will give a shit about empty seats.

They are a loser team with a boring offense.

Sweet Daddy Hate · 10-24-2016, 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by hometeam

5-1 with a young core.

Hes good to go at least for this year and next.

Well that's good! He's extremely creepy and belongs with an organization like Dallas.

Mr. Laz · 10-24-2016, 04:54 PM

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Originally Posted by jjchieffan

I blame Pioli for Haley not working out. Forcing Matt Cassel on him doomed him from the start. Of course he didn't help matters any when he fired Gailey in the preseason. I hope to see Haley get another shot sometime. It will be interesting to see if he is more successful when he isn't setup to fail from the start.

complete bullshit

Sweet Daddy Hate · 10-24-2016, 05:08 PM

Haley is a coaching GOD. Easily my favorite Chiefs coach post-Marty.

I pray and pray and pray he takes over when Tomlin retires or moves on.

**Easy 6** · 10-24-2016, 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by loochy

I'll tell you who I was excited about: Haley. We finally took a chance on a young guy with some cajones. It didn't work out, but I was excited for a bit.

He'll get another shot soon I bet, and probably get it right this time

mcaj22 · 10-24-2016, 05:20 PM

if you watch Pittsburgh games, Haley is basically running the same plays he ran in KC but with far superior talent. Haley's scheme works if he has the talent. Same way Wade Phillips defense works if he has the talent.

Haley was doing them goofy end arounds last night against the Patriots lol. Then he calls those one cut running plays with Bell the same way he got Charles his, just somehow did it in KC with a really terrible offensive line.

Pioli gave him a complete trash roster.

BryanBusby · 10-24-2016, 05:22 PM

I think Haley would do really well at San Diego (gulp). Gordon is turning into a strong back, Rivers has the arm to do really well in his playaction pro style Offense and they have pretty good receivers.

Would also give him the opportunity to get back at KC twice a year and stick it in the Broncos asses, twice a year.

GloucesterChief · 10-24-2016, 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by BryanBusby

I think Haley would do really well at San Diego (gulp). Gordon is turning into a strong back, Rivers has the arm to do really well in his playaction pro style Offense and they have pretty good receivers.

Would also give him the opportunity to get back at KC twice a year and stick it in the Broncos asses, twice a year.

San Diego does have the the 2nd or 3rd worst GM in the nfl though. The ownership is crap as well.

BryanBusby · 10-24-2016, 09:15 PM

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Originally Posted by GloucesterChief

San Diego does have the the 2nd or 3rd worst GM in the nfl though. The ownership is crap as well.

I think there are much worse GM's out there than Telesco, but he's not very good.

I think they have pieces in place already, but John Pagano is a bad coordinator and they have maybe the worst S&C system. The ownership is shit, yes.

10-23-2016, 11:22 PM
BryanBusby In Search of a Life Join Date: Mar 2006 Casino cash: $3809900 VARSITY	Lets take a look at the hot seat Forever safe: Bill Belichick (He will never ever be fired) Safe: Mike Tomlin Bill O'Brien (Went to playoffs last year, on pace to repeat) Gary Kubiak Andy Reid (It will take a total franchise collapse for Clark to do it) Jason Garrett Mike Zimmer (How it took him so long to get a shot, I'll never understand) Ron Rivera (They are bad this year, but he's not getting canned a year after being in the SB) Sean Payton (Owner is like weekend at bernies, just got a new deal; going nowhere) Pete Carroll Dan Quinn (I don't anticipate a complete collapse like last season; NFC South is down overall) Bruce Arians (Not having a great year, but he's won plenty to this point and I think they understand the roster just isn't working like it should) First year guys: Adam Gase Hue Jackson (Team is hot aids, but I think the Browns are smart enough to know the roster is shit and will let it slide) Ben McAdoo (Seat could get hot if the Josh Brown thing turns real bad) Doug Pederson Dirk Koetter First year guys that are probably on the hotseat anyhow: Chip Kelly (49ers will look for a fallguy for their shit butt roster) Mike Mularkey (Idk how he got the job to start; exotic smashmouth!) Warm: Rex Ryan (The Bills season depends on Shady, and he's been banged up. Not good for Rex) Todd Bowles (Missed the playoffs last year; will never be in the mix this year. Liked playing Sheldon Richardson as an ILB for many snaps ) John Harbaugh (I think his I won the Super Bowl rope is about gone) Marvin Lewis (I thought he was untouchable, but his team is really up and down and embarrassing with lack of discipline) Mike McCoy (If they miss the playoffs, he gone) Jay Gruden (I don't think Snyder will tolerate missing the playoffs) Jim Caldwell ( O.O ) Mike McCarthy (I think the Packers will be up/down the rest of the way and he might be wearing his self out in GB) On Fire: Gus Bradley (May not last past this week, if Jaguars lose again. Spoiler: they probably will) John Fox (The Bears suck and are going in the wrong direction) Depends on how much alcohol and pills are consumed: Chuck Pagano About to be record setting loser why the **** does this dude still have a job: Jeff Fisher What spots I predict will be open: Bills, Ravens, Bengals (Marvin takes a FO job), Jaguars, Chargers, Bears, Rams, 49ers, Redskins
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10-24-2016, 05:20 PM	#27
mcaj22 MVP Join Date: Feb 2010 Casino cash: $10014454	if you watch Pittsburgh games, Haley is basically running the same plays he ran in KC but with far superior talent. Haley's scheme works if he has the talent. Same way Wade Phillips defense works if he has the talent. Haley was doing them goofy end arounds last night against the Patriots lol. Then he calls those one cut running plays with Bell the same way he got Charles his, just somehow did it in KC with a really terrible offensive line. Pioli gave him a complete trash roster. Last edited by mcaj22; 10-24-2016 at 05:26 PM..
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10-24-2016, 05:22 PM	#28
BryanBusby In Search of a Life Join Date: Mar 2006 Casino cash: $3809900 VARSITY	I think Haley would do really well at San Diego (gulp). Gordon is turning into a strong back, Rivers has the arm to do really well in his playaction pro style Offense and they have pretty good receivers. Would also give him the opportunity to get back at KC twice a year and stick it in the Broncos asses, twice a year.
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