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Gamebreaker
Join Date: Apr 2006
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Re: Around the League...Training Camp Style!
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Not according to the NFL network .
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The Starter
Join Date: Jan 2013
Posts: 2,141
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Re: Around the League...Training Camp Style!
He couldn't win here even though he had full control over the team. Like CRedskins said, if that constitutes a no-win situation for him, he obviously shouldn't be hired again.
Anyway, he failed and was fired here, he failed and was fired in Oakland, and his Broncos team was floundering when he was fired there... I doubt he'll get another job. |
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Camp Scrub
Join Date: Jun 2014
Posts: 55
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Re: Around the League...Training Camp Style!
Lol. NFL Network is a joke.
Most opposing team fans I knew were very skeptical of the Shamahan hire when it happened, because of his mediocre last few seasons in Denver. Being a pretty big Homer, I defended him as well as Haslett... But it seems as if they were right. And they may be right about Haz; he's got one more season to turn it around. An improved offense will help out the D, but there were some fundamental problems last year. Tackling, for example, was atrocious. He just doesn't have what it takes as a talent evaluator; outside of Dumervil and Clady, he didn't really hit on any draft picks in his last 4 or 5 drafts (edit: in Denver). Awful. |
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