NFL Trash Talkers Thread

Ya. and I kind of think baltimore would be an easier game than playing indy. But they didn't beat the steelers.

 

Hey mods is it against the rules to follow more than one team?

 

Yeah I don't understand some people sometimes .. I like probably 8 teams in the NFL but Dallas will always be #1

 

I agree with you there with JJ. He needs to just sit back, shut up, and let Garrett do his job.

 

you have that much money and all those .....ahhem...little blonde chicks there is nothing else to do but meddle with your football team. Didn't he own the team when jimmy johnson was coach? I think johnson told him he would coach if jones would agree to let him run things.That seemed to work out pretty good.

 

He should get fired for that sweater. I think it was a mutual deal. Good record, but Harbaugh has a tendency to get on peoples nerves wherever he goes. I'm just wonderin who the heck are they going to replace him with.

 

charlie weis

 

I could see Weis replacing Roman.

 

Kyle Shanahan?

 

Jets, Falcons and 49ers all have requested to interview Dan Quinn, Seattle's D Coord. 49ers have also requested Tood Bowles from Arizona, D Coord.

I would be surprised to see the Niners hire a D. Coordinator... I think they need an offensive minded coach to fix Kaep. I think they should keep Fangio as their D. Coord and pick up an O minded head coach.

That's what I would want if I was a fan. Especially considering the work Kaep needs, needing a new RB and TE/WR as Davis and Boldin/Johnson/Crabtree will be gone soon.

EDIT: Not far off...

http://fansided.com/2014/12/29/49ers-considering-kyle-shanahan-head-coach/

"Rumors swirling around just a couple weeks ago were that the 49ers wanted to find a young coach with an offensive mind to replace Jim Harbaugh."

 

Thank you for the respect. Bills were missing two impact starters too. We beat them in the first half, but I feel the outcome would have been different if Brady and Co. were playing for something more than a W. It was nice to finally break the Foxboro curse, despite who was or wasn't on the field. There's always next year, again

 

I wonder though, and I don't know the current OC in San Fran..wonder if they brought in Weis for the OC job maybe? Let's not forget he was the OC in New England during some great years


Have to agree with your assessment of the offense, especially Crabby..huge bust in my eyes. Boldin is just getting older, not sure what is wrong with Vernon D.

 

[QUOTE="OldManTan";9637591]Thank you for the respect. Bills were missing two impact starters too. We beat them in the first half, but I feel the outcome would have been different if Brady and Co. were playing for something more than a W. It was nice to finally break the Foxboro curse, despite who was or wasn't on the field. There's always next year, again [/QUOTE]

Remind me whom..I know you guys just got Spiller back but the way he's been up and down the past 2 years not sure he's who you mean.

You guys always give us a tough game at least for most of the 60 minutes. And yeah never hurts to end on a W..I think if you can fix EJ Manuel he's more your guy versus Orton myself..

 

If SC wants to figure out how to unfuck Kaepernick, they should seriously try to squirrel Chris Ault away from KC. I watched how he worked him in numerous live games and he's about the only fucker I've seen that completely gets what it takes--and just as importantly--understands exactly what Kaep CAN'T do. I'm not saying they should get him as their OC, but bring him in as a consultant, just like he's doing now.

On a completely different front- Donkeykong Suh is a filthy piece of shit! I don't even like Karen Rodgers (despise her as a matter of fact), but that doesn't mean I wan't to see some fat fuck trying to break another player's leg, regardless of who it is. If DET loses next week, I hope his teammates (for now) clean out his locker for him, right into the dumpster.

 

What Jed York and Trent Baalke don't know is that Bill Walsh was impossible to get along with. He was disliked throughout the organization and was a total pain in the ass. It was his way or no way.

But he won. Debartolo was able to see that and put their differences aside. York and Baalke aren't. Wow.


http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/1...sophical-differences-jim-harbaugh-led-breakup

Quotes from York:

"Jim and I have had conversations since he's been here, but in the last, probably two or three weeks, we've talked about it, we've talked about different scenarios, different opportunities, and ultimately we just came to the conclusion that it was best for us to go in different directions," York said.

He continued: "Again, we've had phoilosphical discussions and when we sat down we just couldn't come to a place where we thought moving together was the best for either party. This wasn't us saying, 'Jim, you're fired, you're not here anymore.' This wasn't Jim saying, 'I don't want to be there, I'm leaving.' It was a discussion that took place over a decent amount of time to figure out what's best for everybody involved."

Baalke: "There's always philosophical differences. Every organization has them, and for whatever reason, we weren't able to pull this thing together. And now it's time to move on and we're confident in our ability to do that."

Carmen Policy on Bill Walsh:

(Policy) Team president/ombudsman during the Walsh era, who I recall was so often the referee between Walsh and many in the organization, occasionally owner Eddie DeBartolo. “There were times under Bill where it was a constant crisis-management situation,” said Policy. “But you’re winning, and so I’d say, ‘If we can just keep it together for the next month, month and a half, we’ll be okay.’ Eddie had this insatiable desire to win, and Bill did too. Life at the 49ers wasn’t about being easy, or about everyone getting along. It was all about winning, every day. I don’t know that any players loved Bill, but they had respect for him, and they knew he could lead them to the promised land.”

Lott also wasn't a Bill Walsh fan.

 

[QUOTE="OldManTan";9637591]It was nice to finally break the Foxboro curse, despite who was or wasn't on the field. There's always next year, again [/QUOTE]

I honestly think the Bills are building something good. I really hope their gonna be the team that starts to undermine the dominance that the Pats have had in that division for so long. The D is awesome, just need to figure out that QB situation

 

Manuel is a bust and Orton retired. Nothing else matters until they find a good QB. The Patriots are the benefactor of being in a division with 3 of the worst run teams in the NFL, year after year after year.

 

Gilmore and Dareus were injured. Spiller just came back. Give him a hole, and I think he can still turn and burn. I truly believe that this playoff drought can end. And yes I believe Manuel is a better choice long run vs Orton, but not sure if he is the answer permanently. I realize Doug was fighting for his job, but EJ needs time to improve. Rarely does a QB step into the NFL as a rookie and produce consistently. Nice that Kyle decided for the team that he won't be coming back. I'm happy for what he did, but can't say I'm sad to see him leave. We have new ownership. An owner not afraid to spend to win. I feel deep down, our time is coming again to be a real consistent competitor. Again, maybe next year

 

Yeah. He has owned the franchise for 25 years. When he bought the team, he and Tom Landry got into a hell of an argument because Landry wanted to keep the team running as it was (successfully) and JJ wanted to go a different direction, so out with Landry, and in with Jimmy Johnson.

 

I REALLY thought they would be looking for more offensive help. Defense has been what kept us alive through all singletary years and harbaugh years. This shit is painful. And I was listening to the Baalke interview by The Game (football talk show) and they really did Harbaugh dirty. Really makes me despise Baalke. Already not a fan of York... even my lady would scream shit at him when he would walk by our old season ticket spot 5 years ago+