We lost again kc postgame

Worst than Spurrier?

I swear, some people are so effing over the top sometimes.


I judge head coaches on two things. Wins and losses.
After two years Spurrier had 12 wins. So did Zorn.
I guarantee you Rivera does not have that many wins after two years. It would mean we win at least 5 this year.
I also guarantee you Rivera never wins 8 games here in a season.

I said worst coach here, meaning what he did in Washington. Dont give a crap about Carolina. Not that he set the world on fire there. When his time is done here there is a damn good shot he has the lowest win percentage of any Washington HC in my lifetime. He is well on his way. It may seem crazy to say but it is not. Not based on wins and losses. Definitely not so over the top. Far from it.

Ill add those two probably never had a full compliment of draft picks and dealt with Vinny Cerratto. Talk about set up to fail.

In summary they all suck. But in the end Rivera might suck worse as far as wins and losses.

When they are televised I watch until it is over. Usually near the half. Going forward I will not. [/CODE]I don’t care anymore either. I can tell because it used to piss me off when we lost for days. Now I am over it before the game is over.

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I am the same way...back during the Gibbs Era...if the Redskins lost I would be in a bad mood for a day or two at least, but now I like...Oh well...Another Loss.

While I still watch the games on TV [emoji342], if I am not busy doing something else like attending an event or fair or working, I really don't care anymore whether the WFT wins or looses. I happy to see them win, but it doesn't bother me when they loose.



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Oh my god, one another thing to be mad about this whole ceremony... this... is supposed to be... Sean Taylor's make shift memorial...
FFS people make better looking ones when somebody dies in a car accident in the middle of nowhere... This is beyond this world incompetence...

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JP Findlay said he’s never seen this fan base this done.. shit is hitting the fan

JP Findlay said he’s never seen this fan base this done.. shit is hitting the fan

We're a small sample size. But our loyalty, on average, is most likely way higher than the average fan. And it's different here right now. Humans can only take so much. It's not right, how poorly this team functions, on and off the field.

JP Findlay said he’s never seen this fan base this done.. shit is hitting the fan

He's right. I think we are reaching a boiling point, and fans are going to want to see some real changes and soon. Otherwise, next year they'll be at less than half-capacity and it will be all opposing team's fans.

The NFL (including the other 31 owners) can't be ok with everything going on over here...right? I mean, a failing franchise can't be good for the league, and this franchise is failing at everything.

He's right. I think we are reaching a boiling point, and fans are going to want to see some real changes and soon. Otherwise, next year they'll be at less than half-capacity and it will be all opposing team's fans.

The NFL (including the other 31 owners) can't be ok with everything going on over here...right? I mean, a failing franchise can't be good for the league, and this franchise is failing at everything.

That's really what it comes down to. What needs to happen for enough of the other 31 owners to say this loser is affecting all of our bottom lines? Fuck a possible future precedent, we are losing money now.

No one will ever miss Snyder, no precedent will be set.

That's really what it comes down to. What needs to happen for enough of the other 31 owners to say this loser is affecting all of our bottom lines? Fuck a possible future precedent, we are losing money now.

No one will ever miss Snyder, no precedent will be set.

Thing is, yes they could be making more if this big market franchise was doing well, but with the shit loads of money they are making, do you really think they are seeing it as "we're losing money" ?
And if they do, is it to the extent that they'd want to force an owner out... ? Maybe some of them also like having a couple of awfully run franchises in the league. Like if they go through a tough stretch they can always feel/say "well at least it's not Snyderly bad"...

Thing is, yes they could be making more if this big market franchise was doing well, but with the shit loads of money they are making, do you really think they are seeing it as "we're losing money" ?
And if they do, is it to the extent that they'd want to force an owner out... ? Maybe some of them also like having a couple of awfully run franchises in the league. Like if they go through a tough stretch they can always feel/say "well at least it's not Snyderly bad"...

If you have $1,000 dollars, you still want $1,100 dollars instead. And if you have 1 billion dollars you want 1.1 billion. You don't want to drop down to 900 million.

I think the richer people get, on average, not every person, the more they won't put up with losing money. So I do think if the other owners are not making money off of him or possibly losing money, that they would make him sell. I think that's actually the only route. Not too many Donald Sterling examples in pro sports here.

If you have $1,000 dollars, you still want $1,100 dollars instead. And if you have 1 billion dollars you want 1.1 billion. You don't want to drop down to 900 million.

I think the richer people get, on average, not every person, the more they won't put up with losing money. So I do think if the other owners are not making money off of him or possibly losing money, that they would make him sell. I think that's actually the only route. Not too many Donald Sterling examples in pro sports here.

It is a fundamental fact of business, profits that could reasonably be made but aren't ARE seen as losses.