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Jets fire Robert Saleh

A-a-aron must have wanted him gone.
Exactly. De facto head coach Aaron Rodgers probably made that decision. God, the NFL is becoming like the NBA and NHL in that respect. If only Rodgers were the qb of the Steelers, maybe he could fire the current head coach for life.
 
Exactly. De facto head coach Aaron Rodgers probably made that decision. God, the NFL is becoming like the NBA and NHL in that respect. If only Rodgers were the qb of the Steelers, maybe he could fire the current head coach for life.
At this point I don't think even the Rooney's are able to can Tomlin. The guy seems to have a lifetime contract.
 
Okay this is a time I may be wrong but I don't think this was a Rodgers decisions. I think Saleh was lucky enough to last this long
 
At this point I don't think even the Rooney's are able to can Tomlin. The guy seems to have a lifetime contract.
Right now, Tomlin is more an accumulator of meaningless coaching stats than a legitimately elite NFL head coach. The Steelers haven't won a playoff game since January 2017 despite playing in many of them, and routinely have been outcoached and/or outclassed in most of them. Also, he has a large role in accumulating the talent, which has been a major failure since the Le'Veon Bell-Antonio Brown era, which was a long time ago (see most of the first round draft choices in this current decade).

The first round draft choice from this past draft is a perfect example. He dropped because of concerns over a knee injury, but the Steelers just had to take him, and of course he only was able to play in part of the first preseason game and the first regular season and now is out for the year with a knee injury. The idiotic Pickett pick set that franchise back at last a half decade because they're now just grasping at straws at that position.
 
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Okay this is a time I may be wrong but I don't think this was a Rodgers decisions. I think Saleh was lucky enough to last this long
Probably right. I thought they would maybe check with Rodgers before but that doesn't make sense.

"Hey Robert can I talk to you for a minute. Sure Aaron, what's up? Yeah, so Woody was going to can your a## but I told him I like you so he didn't. So for now on, don't try to coach me, you don't have a clue." LOL
 
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The Jets have been horrible for 46 of the last 50 years. Unless he was the one who pushed for drafting Wilson AND signing Rodgers, he's been hamstrung since day 1.

What would you like them to do?

They are a playoff contender with a Miami team without a qb, a terrible Patriots team and a seemingly weaker Bills team.

They have an opportunity to create a spark.
 
Right now, Tomlin is more an accumulator of meaningless coaching stats than a legitimately elite NFL head coach. The Steelers haven't won a playoff game since January 2017 despite playing in many of them, and routinely have been outcoached and/or outclassed in most of them. Also, he has a large role in accumulating the talent, and that has been a major failure since the Le'Veon Bell-Antonio Brown era, which was a long time ago.
Somehow they need to get an elite QB but I have no idea what the path to that looks like. It is not Fields but he probably is good enough to get the Steelers into the playoffs as a 6 or 7 seed. That basically means nothing because we will never win a game in the playoffs and have like the #16 pick. It is a perpetual cycle of going nowhere at this point.
 
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Somehow they need to get an elite QB but I have no idea what the path to that looks like. It is not Fields but he probably is good enough to get the Steelers into the playoffs as a 6 or 7 seed. That basically means nothing because we will never win a game in the playoffs and have like the #16 pick. It is a perpetual cycle of going nowhere at this point.
I dont even think Fields starts when Wilson is healthy. Pickens will quit if Fields plays much longer lol
 
Somehow they need to get an elite QB but I have no idea what the path to that looks like. It is not Fields but he probably is good enough to get the Steelers into the playoffs as a 6 or 7 seed. That basically means nothing because we will never win a game in the playoffs and have like the #16 pick. It is a perpetual cycle of going nowhere at this point.
What basically needs to happen is that they have to have two or three pretty bad years so that they can rebuild properly, which hopefully would put them in a position to draft a generational qb like a Stroud or Daniels.

Also, a head coaching change is long overdue. Tomlin has been the head coach since 2007, which is too long. That organization has become so stale.
 
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What would you like them to do?

They are a playoff contender with a Miami team without a qb, a terrible Patriots team and a seemingly weaker Bills team.

They have an opportunity to create a spark.

Made the move before the season.

All facts known before the season, minus Tua getting (another) concussion. Promoted the DC to interim. Rodgers is 40 coming off a bad injury. That and bringing in his friends to be WRs probably has more to do with his worst statistical start ever than a defensive minded HC who is in the media fighting with his QB over cadence and wearing a patch to the London game.

They are only a playoff contender because AFC East looks like trash today.
 
I dont even think Fields starts when Wilson is healthy. Pickens will quit if Fields plays much longer lol
Pickens is another cancer on that team in a long line of them; he's just another selfish, immature brat. He basically got benched on Sunday because he wasn't trying. Also, it was reported that when he sat down on the bench, other players got up and moved to another location. He's just the latest example of why that organization has been so unlikeable since the last great era of players from the mid 2000s to early 2010s began to retire.
 
Pickens is another cancer on that team in a long line of them; he's just another selfish, immature brat. He basically got benched on Sunday because he wasn't trying. Also, it was reported that when he sat down on the bench, other players got up and moved to another location. He's just the latest example of why that organization has been so unlikeable since the last great era of players from the mid 2000s to early 2010s began to retire.

Well, winning cures a lot of ills. At this point they might as well give Allen a shot, Fields has shown that he's still the QB the Bears traded away, and Wilson most likely will show that he's the QB the Broncos released. I remember this one pass that Allen threw in the preseason where he was about to get smacked in the face but still threw a perfect 30 yard pass to a spot where the receiver would be slightly open. On that one play he showed the coolness under pressure and the ability to anticipate a receiver being open that I just have never seen with Fields. If he sux, then go with Wilson, finish under .500 and keep looking for your next starting QB.
 
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Pickens is another cancer on that team in a long line of them; he's just another selfish, immature brat. He basically got benched on Sunday because he wasn't trying. Also, it was reported that when he sat down on the bench, other players got up and moved to another location. He's just the latest example of why that organization has been so unlikeable since the last great era of players from the mid 2000s to early 2010s began to retire.
Yeah, I'd trade him out before he becomes the next Martavius Bryant
 
Pickens is another cancer on that team in a long line of them; he's just another selfish, immature brat. He basically got benched on Sunday because he wasn't trying. Also, it was reported that when he sat down on the bench, other players got up and moved to another location. He's just the latest example of why that organization has been so unlikeable since the last great era of players from the mid 2000s to early 2010s began to retire.
have you been following Alambama and Malachi Moore? Moore, a team captain, lost his marbles late in the Vandy game, started screaming at teammates, kicked the ball away from the ref who set it for the next down (getting a 15 yard penalty) then refused to come out when the coaches subed him out. He refused to the DC, then when the HC came out, refused again. Alamaba said that they handled it internally.
 
have you been following Alambama and Malachi Moore? Moore, a team captain, lost his marbles late in the Vandy game, started screaming at teammates, kicked the ball away from the ref who set it for the next down (getting a 15 yard penalty) then refused to come out when the coaches subed him out. He refused to the DC, then when the HC came out, refused again. Alamaba said that they handled it internally.
They need to remove his "captain" title for that--that's not a leader
 
have you been following Alambama and Malachi Moore? Moore, a team captain, lost his marbles late in the Vandy game, started screaming at teammates, kicked the ball away from the ref who set it for the next down (getting a 15 yard penalty) then refused to come out when the coaches subed him out. He refused to the DC, then when the HC came out, refused again. Alamaba said that they handled it internally.
I didn't see this because I was traveling back home from the game and also didn't hear about it. I don't know anything about him so I won't comment on him. However, I now have watched Pickens for the past three seasons and you just can tell that he has an attitude problem and is going to be hard to control.
 
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I didn't see this because I was traveling back home from the game and also didn't hear about it. I don't know anything about him so I won't comment on him. However, I now have watched Pickens for the past three seasons and you just can tell that he has an attitude problem and is going to be hard to control.
Common denominator is Tomlin and an inability to control or discipline these bratty head case prima donnas. This lack of control hurts the whole team. There are probably other control and discipline issues that are not as public that we just don't see. He talks a rough, tough game in the pressers but in reality is soft with these guys.
 
Common denominator is Tomlin and an inability to control or discipline these bratty head case prima donnas. This lack of control hurts the whole team. There are probably other control and discipline issues that are not as public that we just don't see. He talks a rough, tough game in the pressers but in reality is soft with these guys.
Facts
 
The Jets have been horrible for 46 of the last 50 years. Unless he was the one who pushed for drafting Wilson AND signing Rodgers, he's been hamstrung since day 1.
When I was a little kid the Jets won the Super Bowl with a quarterback who wore fur coats, dated starlets, and could be seen almost every day in commercials, TV shows and movies. It all seems like a dream.
 
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Common denominator is Tomlin and an inability to control or discipline these bratty head case prima donnas. This lack of control hurts the whole team. There are probably other control and discipline issues that are not as public that we just don't see. He talks a rough, tough game in the pressers but in reality is soft with these guys.
Who doesn't have problems with Prima Donna WR's. I don't know when this fully started. Maybe it was TO but that whole position group across the NFL has collectively lost their minds.

The discipline thing is often misconstrued. They are consistently one of the least penalized teams. So that does not speak to lack of discipline on the field.

I will say that you have to try to be as bad as he is at replay.
 
Who doesn't have problems with Prima Donna WR's. I don't know when this fully started. Maybe it was TO but that whole position group across the NFL has collectively lost their minds.

The discipline thing is often misconstrued. They are consistently one of the least penalized teams. So that does not speak to lack of discipline on the field.

I will say that you have to try to be as bad as he is at replay.
All valid but Pickens needs to perform like one to act like one
 
This is, in my line of work, standard operating procedure. But I don't know about head coaches in the NFL> Looks like he's due another $13m so I can't feel too bad for him. He'll get another position and quickly.

 
A-a-aron must have wanted him gone.

You know, I've always liked Aaron Rodgers even when he started going off the beaten path around the time of dating Shailene Woodley. But this year, he kind of crossed the line. Saleh came up to him with a congratulatory hug and he was like "get your hands off me dude."

Frankly, if I were the Jets management, I would have cut Rodgers. Go let him do ayahuasca and find himself.
 
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The most important factor to success in the NFL is to have a GM who can put his team in position to obtain a franchise level QB when needed.
Steelers gambled on Pickett and lost big. Set them back 3+ years with no solution in sight.
On the flip side, Green Bay told Rogers to go bleep himself and grabbed its next QB when the situation presented itself. Now the Packers are set for the rest of this decade.
Maybe the Steelers can get Purdy-like lucky, but they will most likely have to suffer through an awful season or two to find their next QB.
 
This is, in my line of work, standard operating procedure. But I don't know about head coaches in the NFL> Looks like he's due another $13m so I can't feel too bad for him. He'll get another position and quickly.

Gase was fired after the season. Hence no escort. People, not you, always trying to make something out of nothing.
 
Not only did the Jets suck, he wore an unauthorized patch on his shirt.

Next up Eagles guy, let the Franklin rumors begin. Kidding, not an Eagles fan but here in FL, before last Tampa game, local announcers called Siriani (SP) worst game day coach in league.
 
so it sounds like Salah was going to fire the OC Hacket, a friend of Rogers. Rogers called the owner and told him to fire Saleh and keep Hacket.

 
so it sounds like Salah was going to fire the OC Hacket, a friend of Rogers. Rogers called the owner and told him to fire Saleh and keep Hacket.


Saleh was on a short leash.
Did this call happen? Perhaps. But the owner stepped in because Saleh didn't have anymore scapegoats left.

Can't let a bad coach keep hiring and firing coordinators
 
This is, in my line of work, standard operating procedure. But I don't know about head coaches in the NFL> Looks like he's due another $13m so I can't feel too bad for him. He'll get another position and quickly.

I’m shocked that the Jets would pull such a dick move. Shocked I tell you.
 
When I was a little kid the Jets won the Super Bowl with a quarterback who wore fur coats, dated starlets, and could be seen almost every day in commercials, TV shows and movies. It all seems like a dream.
Don’t forget - panty hose, not that there is anything wrong with that.

I must admit that I’ve worn them hunting to stay warm.
 
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