Titans fire Byner, hire Pola

How could C.J. second guess the guy who helped him get paid millions. Sure Fisher made a good decision, but that's what he does. I never question his ability to process things that are right in front of him for weeks. It's those spur of the moment mistakes he comes up with, and the inability to be creative that gets me.

Dbc will take ANYTHING and run with it, if it helps Fisher/Collins/Harper.

Why does dbc like all the worst people? I bet he loved Tyrone Calico.

 

No he's more the Peter Sirmon type.

 

Not very much correct info in this post. Love Fisher, he's gave me 16 years of competitive entertainment and ALWAYS shields the players that play for him. Collins, I don't like what he brings to the table but absolutely love how he stepped in and helped that 2008 team to 13 wins when no one thought it would have been possible. Harper, I don't like his skills either. I just had his back because I knew he offered more than Rod Hood.
It's really that simple.
Calico, never liked him. Ben Troupe, never liked him. Tank Washington, never liked him. They were never better than the guys that played ahead of them and the Titans success wasn't dependent on their performance.

 

Just to add to that, though I think it was already mentioned... Fred Graves.

I know I've mentioned it a few times already, but I really believe Rod Smith deserves a chance at coaching, and he would be a perfect fit in Dinger's offense, seeing as how Dinger was his WR coach when he first came into the league. But no, we're satisfied with every underachieving WR core we field each year.

 

the media sometimes comes close too this and JF always blames the players for lack of progression.

 

Well go buy some Clorox, dangit!

 

I call FOUL. Sure, Calico didn't produce, but he did get both of his knees twisted into pretzels in preseason... I don't think you ever come back from that. Pick another example.

 

Fisher was actually reluctant to play Calico despite him showing a lot of promise.

When he finally did play him, he got Roy Williamsed- then Fish rushed him back from injury, ending his career.

I guess injuries mean you were a bad player, though.

 

Calico couldn't catch a cold.

 

Unlike the rest of the receivers on our team aside from Mason?

And he made the tough catch a lot- just would drop a few easy ones. And it was extremely blown out of proportion. He caught most that came his way.