Zygmunt Out!
by ksmooth on Dec 22, 2008 3:00 PM CST
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PrintESPN is reporting that the Rams and Jay Zygmunt have come to a mutual agreement on his resignation effective immediately. This is a step in the right direction and all Rams fan should be very happy to see him go. Here's to rebuilding from top to bottom! Haslett's future is still up in the air but I see a new coach next season even though all the blame shouldn't be put on him.
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Wonderful, wonderful news.
I’m immediately twice as optimistic about next season. So, does that mean 4 wins?
Jay Zygmunt, now that you are going to fire yourself...have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
What better way to start rebuilding then with the second overall pick again.
I have witnessed time and time again.
Just need to make sure the last week of the season
ends like 13 of the prior 15 weeks.
I havent looked it up – is the #2 decided by a coin flip if KC looses as well?
Outfielders For Sale! This weeks special...GMJ - see Tony for details!
Actually
It’s pretty complicated …
"In the NFL, coaching has to make a difference when the games are close. The talent level across the league from team to team is too similar. Great head coaches do their best work in the fourth quarter when the game is on the line. Instead, we’ve seen Herm blow timeouts, put the game in the hands of the league’s worst defense, and most recently, run Larry Johnson behind Wade Smith and Adrian Jones as if they were Tim Grunhard and Will Shields in their prime.
Dr. Frankenstein is gone, but his monster is still roaming the sideline at Arrowhead Stadium." -C.E. Wendler, Warpaint Illustrated
wow
Thanks for the link…
Outfielders For Sale! This weeks special...GMJ - see Tony for details!
Sure
Always willing to bridge the Missouri gap :)
"In the NFL, coaching has to make a difference when the games are close. The talent level across the league from team to team is too similar. Great head coaches do their best work in the fourth quarter when the game is on the line. Instead, we’ve seen Herm blow timeouts, put the game in the hands of the league’s worst defense, and most recently, run Larry Johnson behind Wade Smith and Adrian Jones as if they were Tim Grunhard and Will Shields in their prime.
Dr. Frankenstein is gone, but his monster is still roaming the sideline at Arrowhead Stadium." -C.E. Wendler, Warpaint Illustrated
Yeah, very good
I hadn’t recalculated the strength of schedule after week 16. I’m still hoping KC will win…
Jay Zygmunt, now that you are going to fire yourself...have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
by 3k on Dec 23, 2008 5:36 PM CST up reply actions
I don't know.
The Bengles shut out the Browns in Cleveland, which out they are on fire.
I have witnessed time and time again.
If there's one thing about the Chiefs
They have successfully and continually found a heart-breaking way to lose in the 2nd half. I’m not counting on a Chiefs win. I would love for them to win, but definitely not holding my breath.
"In the NFL, coaching has to make a difference when the games are close. The talent level across the league from team to team is too similar. Great head coaches do their best work in the fourth quarter when the game is on the line. Instead, we’ve seen Herm blow timeouts, put the game in the hands of the league’s worst defense, and most recently, run Larry Johnson behind Wade Smith and Adrian Jones as if they were Tim Grunhard and Will Shields in their prime.
Dr. Frankenstein is gone, but his monster is still roaming the sideline at Arrowhead Stadium." -C.E. Wendler, Warpaint Illustrated
What I said was a joke, they shut out the Browns, a bad team.
I think the Chiefs will win.
I have witnessed time and time again.
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