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Old 11-17-2006, 08:23 AM   #28
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Re: 10 Guys Who Have Worn Out Their Welcome (from cnnsi.com)

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schotty went 8-8 and got fired, and he didn't need to overspend like crazy for some good players and a bunch of bad ones too.
Schottenhiemer sucks... he sucked when he was here he sucks in San Deigeo... he is intensly diliked by players and fans it is just his brand of football somehow wins a bunch of non important games possibly because he gets to play the likes of the Raiders and the Chiefs twice a year.

Can you name one player who was broaght on the team by Marty who a) is still here or b) Didn't suck much worse than the players he let go...

He ran Deon, Ray Rhodes, Monte Coleman, Kenard Lang, Tre Johnson, Mark Carrier, Larry Centres out of town and brought in Kevin Locket, Rod Gardner, McCants, Tony Banks drafted Smoot who had 1 good year here and his diamond in the rough was Antonio Peirce who he never played.

I think Wynn is the only guy who survived he alienated the owner ... Marty was not god he just thought he was ... geeze get over it already
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