Originally posted by danny l
As I lookat the situation between Green and Soloman, my suspicion is that Soloman may have been Green's hatchet man ie. his "Turk" at Minnesota. If so, Green knew that players, etc. would resent Soloman, but hell if he did Green's dirty work for him so this would be an important guy for the head coach to keep around. Now this is pure conjectured on my part, but just reading between the lines. I may have completely misread this, but it would make sense to me for Green to show this kind of loyalty to "his" man.
The only problem I see with that theory, is from a management perspective I could see a possibility in that. BUT, why then, was owner Red McCombs so adamant in wanting Green to get rid of him, to the point that it bacame one of the contributiing issues to Green, himself, getting forced out.??
"Something is rotten in Denmark" here. Remember too, that Green moved Solomon around to various positions (3, I think).
That, in and of itself, I don't think is necessarily "bad".
Pendergast has coached more than 1 position.
But if Solomon was so versatile and decent....why then the derogatory comments by some peers and why didn't anyone else snatch him and his great talent up, when he was available?
I'm not too worried about him myself. There seem to be enough other decent coaches on the staff AND Pendergast's experience is rooted in DB coaching, so hopefully, even if his is just some kind of shill, his backside will get covered by others.
Let's hope anyway.