SunCardfan said:and your reasoning is? We're a little anal this morning aren't we?
Just brief and direct. Simple question, simple answer. Anal would be a diatribe.
4 wins does not mean a franchise is saved. Haven't seen him walk on water yet.
SunCardfan said:and your reasoning is? We're a little anal this morning aren't we?
JeffGollin said:I don't think Boldin was a factor in the selection of Green at all.
It couldn't hurt to know Boldin was there, but put yourself in Denny's shoes:
You want to get back into coaching football. You consider yourself a "turnaround specialist" and you check out all the teams.
Which type of team is easiest to turn around?
- An old team that's getting older?
- A team with zero talent on its offensive line?
- A team with sucky running backs?
- A team with a dead-assed receiving corps.
- A young team with a promising QB going into his 3rd year, that has a solid O-line, a couple of productive RB's, a rookie of the year wideout and some high draft picks on its D-line - but appears to have been coached badly & simply hasn't played anywhere near its potential
(Aha!)
az jam said:The fact that Boldin was here had nothing to do with Denny taking the job. He wanted to get back into coaching and the money was right. He also felt that he could get along with Graves and that the ownership wouldn't interfere with his coaching as some owners call all the shots (like Al Davis).
Finally, he felt there is a decent core of players to build on and certainly Boldin is one of them.
SunCardfan said:The huge NO looked pretty anal to me! He could have just said "no" and given an explanation...
Tangodnzr said:I don't think Boldin was a factor in the selection of Green at all.
I'd say the writing on the wall started to become evident about game 11 with the massacre in Cleveland. It became evident that Mac just wasn't getting it done and was given his walking papers.
SOMEONE had to be hired, Green and Fassel headed the list. They chose Green. I seriously doubt Boldin was the determining factor why Green chose here.
PS...I guess we know now how you'd score on a Rohrshach test.
Tangodnzr said:
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BEERZ said:Thinking that way, maybe you could say Jerry Sullivan saved us...
He is THE reason we took him...
So who is responsible for all the bad picks?Skkorpion said:Your info is incorrect, in my opinion. I've read that claim before but I don't think it's accurate. The assistant coaches have some input into player selection but they are not in the draft room on draft day.
Steve Kiem is THE reason we took Q.
Steve Kiem is the brains behind most of our good draft picks the last few years and that's why he's been elevated to supervising the eastern region for the Cards.
vikesfan said:So who is responsible for all the bad picks?