Somers had a pretty nasty take on Twitter about Pugh sticking up for the kicker, and now there's an article up on the Republic about how the team should never have fired Wilks.
Struck me as interesting.
Struck me as interesting.
Somers had a pretty nasty take on Twitter about Pugh sticking up for the kicker, and now there's an article up on the Republic about how the team should never have fired Wilks.
Struck me as interesting.
Even Wolf came out today and put it on Kyler. That he can’t make that slide and needs to take some kind of accountability.
First time I’d heard that about the golden boy from the mouth of Sauron.
Wolf has to deflect from his buddy KeimEven Wolf came out today and put it on Kyler. That he can’t make that slide and needs to take some kind of accountability.
First time I’d heard that about the golden boy from the mouth of Sauron.
Not counting the butterfly effect, but the Eagles on previous drive would have to score a TD or probably lose the game right there.To be honest, we should have signed a NFL K for Sundays game, not a guy cut by KC after missing a FG and PAT in their only loss of the season.
Not defending Murray because he definitely made mistakes but they spiked the ball because they didn't want to rush an inexperienced K and give him time to set up and get composed. Obviously, it didn't help but the kicker has to make that.
Had we scored TD instead of settling for FG to end the first half it wouldn't have came down to needing a FG to tie the game.
Was? He IS a head coach.Wilks was clueless as a head coach
I listen to all 6 or them on their podcasts almost nightly while at work. What kills me is this about Wolf & Luke, they'll crucify KK to a certain extent, then when he comes on the Monday show, they always seem to back off & not ask him the tough questions they questioned earlier in the show. Blows my mind.Even Wolf came out today and put it on Kyler. That he can’t make that slide and needs to take some kind of accountability.
First time I’d heard that about the golden boy from the mouth of Sauron.
They get snippy about protecting the reportersSomers had a pretty nasty take on Twitter about Pugh sticking up for the kicker, and now there's an article up on the Republic about how the team should never have fired Wilks.
Struck me as interesting.
Yeah, it’s kinda wild. A guy covering a football team isn’t exactly Ernie Pyle.They get snippy about protecting the reporters
The finger-pointing when the wheels officially come off here in a few weeks is going to be pretty gnarly.Even Wolf came out today and put it on Kyler. That he can’t make that slide and needs to take some kind of accountability.
First time I’d heard that about the golden boy from the mouth of Sauron.
I think the biggest indictment on Wilks tenure was the fact that he didn't take responsibility for the losses.I mean Wilks got stuck with Mike McCoy and Bradford/Rosen. Not that the guy was a great coach or anything but Keim Time definitely handcuffed him.
I mean… Kyler’s already there. He was blaming his WRs for his bad game against the Rams. He blamed the coaches for killing the clock on Sunday.The finger-pointing when the wheels officially come off here in a few weeks is going to be pretty gnarly.
Keim, Kliff, Kyler, and Bidwill will all be leaking like crazy all in save-your-ass mode. Kliff and Keim especially since they're basically unemployable outside the Cardinals organization.
This x 100000.About time local media decided to do their jobs - the valley is a joke on the national scene, and part of that is the incestuous relationship between reporters/media and the teams.
ThisBut to see Kyler, a guy with actual potential, be such an atrocious leader makes me think no matter the coach, that potential will never be reached because he believes it already has been.
Haha. More reason to not read their trash. Especially with a paywall. Them having a paid subscription might be funnier than the wilks comment..lolshould never have fired Wilks.
Anyone saying the team should have kept Wilks is a certified idiot.Somers had a pretty nasty take on Twitter about Pugh sticking up for the kicker, and now there's an article up on the Republic about how the team should never have fired Wilks.
Struck me as interesting.