Ted Sundquist

The most disturbing aspect of it, is that ownership was not even interested in exploring all options to improve the team. Responsible ownership of a team in such a tailspin should have looked under every rock for answers. Had they done that and still chosen Mularkey, I would have tipped my hat to their conviction. As it is, I only feel disappointment that every effort wasn't expended to actually address the horrific shortcomings of this team.

 

I read that trash, one of us could have written that

 

The Adams Family arent interested in good ideas, they just want to get along with the guy they employ..

 

I wanted to like this article but he doesn't really give up all that much. Only a couple sentences are actually interesting, rest is just him daydreaming about installing the blanket "leadership" to the Titans. I feel like any GM would say the same...

much happier with Robinson listening to his interviews

 

There were only 2 maybe 3 parts tops I found interesting.

The rest is just anything you could apply to any high profile job interview process.

 

people always laugh when I use Madden as to how to build a team, but Robinson uses that same method, he's just crafty enough to call it a "decimal system"

give guys grades 1.0-10.0 the same as they do at the combine and pick up all the high rated players you need, not rocket surgery.

yes i said rocket surgery

 

I agree on Robinson, my take away was the unwillingness to even look at another option than Mularkey. Of course we knew that, but I hate the constant reminder of how lax the process was.

 

I like separating the players into tiers and going through it like that. But might be because I don't have the time to watch every game of a prospect enough to further separate them.