I totally agree with you. Our organization makes enough mistakes on their own without having some know-it-all spinning facts to make matters worse. We ultimately have no choice any any decisions, and judging by some of the comments we ALL make, that’s a good thing. We can either just go with it and hope for the best or whine and b!tch about everything and make ourselves miserable. I choose to not be miserable. Thomas goes the other way.

“Like I said earlier, notice how Thomas reacts when his points are proven wrong by facts. All he has to say was, “my bad, I didn’t realize all those guys had NFL experience”. But he will NEVER type those words.”

LMAO! This is true. Thomas has the innate ability to pu pu so many moves made that something has to stick eventually!

However, I’ll defend Thomas in that he’s consistent and he does get some things correct (I might be coming around on GMC). Everyone in our Organization needs to be called to the mat for the Raheem Morris Era until they show us that they actually know what they’re doing. Our rep and our brand has definitely taken a hit nationally and they are the ones responsible. If they screw up this hire, we’ll fade even more into obscurity nationally (and locally).

Guys like you and me (The Homers) will continue to positively support whatever moves/non-moves are made but the guys running the Organization need to know that our patience isn’t infinite.

I’m sorry, is that what this article is about? Are you avoiding the facts laid out before you on those successful college coaches? Nice try buddy. Doesn’t work.

I supported Raheem, yes. I don’t regret that one bit. He went 10-6 with the youngest team in the NFL, he deserved that. Was I wrong, obviously. So what? I stand by the fact that he did a great job in 2010, and a miserable one in 2011. His firing was justified, and I have moved on. I haven’t brought up his name one way or the other. I wish him well, but he’s with the Redskins now so best of luck to him. By the way, him being a Secondary Coach (or assistant water boy) is a helluva lot further in coaching than you will ever be. He is more successful of a man than you will ever be, because I guarantee you he has more important things in his life than going on a blog site and continually trashing people (that are on your team for God’s sake). So you can pound your little chicken chest all you want and celebrate his failure, but always know that you could only dream of being that big of a failure.

I can’t blame Kelly but what’s his qualifying factor? A spread high tempo offense? He has his share of discipline issues at Oregon so once again chasing waterfalls and taking risks continue to plague Dominik.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/01/12/dungy-thinks-chip-kelly-has-an-nfl-future/