How often does firing an NFL coach make things better?

[SmootSmack]

Turner firing, which should have happened before the season started but Snyder had just been formally approved in July, was largely a Fred Drasner decision. As was the decision to fire Schottenheimer a year later. But what's done is done.

[Avinash_Tyagi]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

But what's done is done.

Sure, but I've seen no signs that Snyder is a better Owner now than he was back then.

Perhaps a bit more patient, but patience does not equal good

[irish]

Originally Posted by Avinash_Tyagi

Sure, but I've seen no signs that Snyder is a better Owner now than he was back then.

Perhaps a bit more patient, but patience does not equal good

DS is much better at looking like he's not involved but in reality he's every bit as involved now as he used to be.

[JoeRedskin]

Originally Posted by irish

DS is much better at looking like he's not involved but in reality he's every bit as involved now as he used to be.

... and you know this how? If true, fine. Just what to know your basis.

Also, in the past, I think DS's influence over-blown based on (1) statements made by our own site insiders; and (2) Actions taken by other owners that did not receive the press that DS got.

[irish]

Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

... and you know this how? If true, fine. Just what to know your basis.

Also, in the past, I think DS's influence over-blown based on (1) statements made by our own site insiders; and (2) Actions taken by other owners that did not receive the press that DS got.

My basis is the same as your basis, reading articles and talking to insiders.

[FRPLG]

Originally Posted by irish

My basis is the same as your basis, reading articles and talking to insiders.

Your basis is imaginary then.