Around the nfl week 15

[Chico23231]

Bears OC Aaron Kromer admitted to the team on Monday that he was an anonymous source in a recent NFL Network report criticizing Jay Cutler.

That would be Ian Rapoport's "serious buyer's remorse" report, though a "tearful" Kromer "adamantly denied" making the buyer's remorse comments. Whatever Kromer did or didn't exactly say, it's a stunning admission, and indicative of Raiders/Redskins-level dysfunction in Chicago. It's appearing less and less likely that coach Marc Trestman is going to keep his job. Not only has his defense collapsed, but his once-prolific offense has bordered on unwatchable many times over the past 5-6 weeks. Kromer's unprofessional act is going to earn him sideways glances the next time he's looking for a job.

per rotoworld.

To me, its a disgrace that an OC would be a source for the media. He should be fired immediately.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Bears OC Aaron Kromer admitted to the team on Monday that he was an anonymous source in a recent NFL Network report criticizing Jay Cutler.



That would be Ian Rapoport's "serious buyer's remorse" report, though a "tearful" Kromer "adamantly denied" making the buyer's remorse comments. Whatever Kromer did or didn't exactly say, it's a stunning admission, and indicative of Raiders/Redskins-level dysfunction in Chicago. It's appearing less and less likely that coach Marc Trestman is going to keep his job. Not only has his defense collapsed, but his once-prolific offense has bordered on unwatchable many times over the past 5-6 weeks. Kromer's unprofessional act is going to earn him sideways glances the next time he's looking for a job.



per rotoworld.



To me, its a disgrace that an OC would be a source for the media. He should be fired immediately.

I sure wish our leak or leaks would man up and admit it so we can get them the F outta town.

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Bears OC Aaron Kromer admitted to the team on Monday that he was an anonymous source in a recent NFL Network report criticizing Jay Cutler.

That would be Ian Rapoport's "serious buyer's remorse" report, though a "tearful" Kromer "adamantly denied" making the buyer's remorse comments. Whatever Kromer did or didn't exactly say, it's a stunning admission, and indicative of Raiders/Redskins-level dysfunction in Chicago. It's appearing less and less likely that coach Marc Trestman is going to keep his job. Not only has his defense collapsed, but his once-prolific offense has bordered on unwatchable many times over the past 5-6 weeks. Kromer's unprofessional act is going to earn him sideways glances the next time he's looking for a job.

per rotoworld.

To me, its a disgrace that an OC would be a source for the media. He should be fired immediately.

It sounds like he WANTS to be fired so he can escape a mess.

Amazing: NFL teams spend gobs of money and dedicated time trying to build teams, only to watch them melt down because of the human ego and personality clashes. This situation says a lot about human nature.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Lotus

It sounds like he WANTS to be fired so he can escape a mess.

Amazing: NFL teams spend gobs of money and dedicated time trying to build teams, only to watch them melt down because of the human ego and personality clashes. This situation says a lot about human nature.

I think it says alot about communication and how conflict is handled or not handled within the organization. This makes the organization look poor when a lead coach is basically a loser or flat out bitch.

Kinda like last year with Shanny. Lost all respect for him doing that ish. Thats not how a leader acts.

[CrustyRedskin]

Ryan Clark fined $22,050 for illegal hit vs. Rams - The Washington Post

They should have fined the other 52 for not hitting anyone.