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12-12-2017, 09:02 AM
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Re: By Popular Demand. Should the Skins FIRE Jay Gruden? Thread
"We have to study the film after practice like we do," Gruden said. "We're putting the plans in, we're studying, we're practicing, we're watching the tape and they should be prepared, but for whatever reason, it doesn't look that way."
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The Starter
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Re: By Popular Demand. Should the Skins FIRE Jay Gruden? Thread
There are few things in life where no second chance is deserved as far as I am concerned. Giving up like Gruden did is one of those.
49er coach Steve Mariucci pulled a similar stunt, down 28-6 with a 2nd & 1 at his own 40 with two timeouts and :50 left he let the clock run down and then had Jeff Garcia take a knee before halftime. That was in a play-off game in the 2002 season. I was in a sports bar packed with 49er fans, they were angry as hell, Mariucci got himself immediately fired and the 49ers didn't even have a replacement in mind, they just wanted his sorry ass gone for that stunt. I feel the same way, I don't want to see Gruden on the Redskin sideline anymore or listen to him talk, he did a pathetic unforgivable act. |
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