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htownskinfan · 12-11-2005, 08:34 AM

no comments on this? heres some more about Casserly in a different article,he makes the point that Casserly should probably fired but theres no one better out there to get,I see a lot of people on the warpath say we need a gm,but who would we get?

Bob McNair may already have decided to fire them all. That means you, too, Charley Casserly.

We interrupt for an unpopular opinion.

Casserly should not be fired.

Got that?

He was more than competent when he was getting players for Joe Gibbs. It was only after he was turning players over to Norv Turner and Dom Capers that his competence became an issue.

He should get a second chance to hire a head coach. And this time, he should add a first-rate group of assistant coaches.

One of McNair's fundamental mistakes has been cutting corners in putting together a coaching staff. Casserly has made mistakes, too, and if there was someone better available, McNair would be justified in hiring him.

Except there's not. Unless 69-year-old Ron Wolf wants to come out of retirement and unless Scott Pioli wants out of the contract he just signed with the New England Patriots, there's no franchise-turning general manager out there.

Casserly knows the league and knows what's wrong with the Texans. He wanted fundamental changes as far back as last winter. He had lost confidence in offensive coordinator Chris Palmer. He had

12-11-2005, 08:34 AM	#2
htownskinfan JUST LIVIN Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: houston,tx Age: 63 Posts: 4,929	Re: Interesting Article In Houston Paper About Casserly And Redskins no comments on this? heres some more about Casserly in a different article,he makes the point that Casserly should probably fired but theres no one better out there to get,I see a lot of people on the warpath say we need a gm,but who would we get? Bob McNair may already have decided to fire them all. That means you, too, Charley Casserly. We interrupt for an unpopular opinion. Casserly should not be fired. Got that? He was more than competent when he was getting players for Joe Gibbs. It was only after he was turning players over to Norv Turner and Dom Capers that his competence became an issue. He should get a second chance to hire a head coach. And this time, he should add a first-rate group of assistant coaches. One of McNair's fundamental mistakes has been cutting corners in putting together a coaching staff. Casserly has made mistakes, too, and if there was someone better available, McNair would be justified in hiring him. Except there's not. Unless 69-year-old Ron Wolf wants to come out of retirement and unless Scott Pioli wants out of the contract he just signed with the New England Patriots, there's no franchise-turning general manager out there. Casserly knows the league and knows what's wrong with the Texans. He wanted fundamental changes as far back as last winter. He had lost confidence in offensive coordinator Chris Palmer. He had