Who's Ready to CLEAN HOUSE?!?!

I will. I hope auburn wins. They took a big risk hiring Malzon. Also proud the national champion has a chance to come from Alabama 6 years in a row.

So just who are the other charter teams like us you brought up earlier that haven't won a Lombardi?

 

Well, that escalated quickly.


Anyway, is anyone else concerned that if Munch goes we will automatically hire Williams to be the Head Coach?

If that's the case, I'd rather Munch for next year.

 

Lovie Smith, maybe? If we could hook him up with a good OC..

Or maybe Jay Gruden as HC and keep Greg Williams on as DC..

 

Potentially you can count out Rex Ryan according to "sources"

http://espn.go.com/new-york/nfl/story/_/id/10205338/signs-point-rex-ryan-return-new-york-jets-coach

 

What do they say about counting in the long-haired bearded Ryan?

 

Where did I bring up "charter teams" that are like us? What exactly is your premise here? Clearly I've disproved the "complacency" bs but I'm sure you still won't admit that.

18 teams have won Superbowls. 6 have won only once. The Jets and Chiefs won so long ago that the game wasn't even "The Superbowl" then, it was the NFL-AFL Championship game.

14 teams have never won. 4 have never been including 3 more "recent" expansion teams in the Texans, Browns, and Jags. Then the Lions who are just sad.

The other 10 (including us) are the Bills, Bengals, Chargers, Eagles, Vikings, Panthers, Panthers, Cardinals, Seahawks.

11 teams have longer droughts than the Titans (not counting Texans, but counting Browns since they are considered one continuous franchise).


Since I know that you are aware of that information, I am failing to see your point.

 

I really don't see how the FO could sell yet another "in-house" hire/handoff to the fans. Then again we are the Titans so I guess it shouldn't be too surprising.