VY texts Fisher...

Fisher has control of his coaches and coordinators and Reinfeldt controls personnel. BA of course can overide Reinfeldt and he has. BA can tell fish face who to play and he has, but BA cannot fire any coaches only Fisher can.

Chow never even bought a home in Nashville, nor did he move his family here. Not saying he had too mind you but he definatly never 'invested' in the Titans IMO.

Fisher was totally loyal to Les Steckel, who by all accounts is a great guy, until Les started sniffing around the league for more $$$s and fish face fired him thru the media IIRC.

Fisher is loyal to a fault, but he expects the same in return.

 

A text isn't enough but it is a start. it's only been a few days so we can't expect much. Fisher is focusing his attention on trying to win a ball game not on a guy who won't play again this year.

I hope something can be worked out because talented QBs are hard to come by.

 

If fisher is back next year with cecil as our DC we will then know that he is loyal to a fault because Cecil's defenses have been sub par from the beginning with no indication of improvement. He needs to be replaced.

A former DB his coverages have been some of the worst in the league.

 

And we oughta know.
We ain't had one for 5 years... :hmm:

 

John McClain. I'll take his word over your assumptions any day. Call BS all you want. It doesn't make you right.

I never said Fisher HAS too oblige. You said those things were in his contract (based on assumption). I said those things weren't (based on what I heard from a very well respected journalist). Sure, Fisher doesn't have to listen to Bud if he doesn't want to. Same way us 'regular folk' don't have to listen to our bosses. It's not necessarily a smart idea though.

 

In the text, a source told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter that Young thanked Fisher for the opportunity to play for the Titans and wished him and the team good luck for the rest of the season. Young ended the text by asking Fisher to have more faith and confidence in him moving forward, and said that they each wanted the same thing -- to win a Super Bowl.